Cape Point Ostrich Farm

Cape Point Ostrich Farm took its current form in 1996, when the Coelle family began developing around 65 hectares beside the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve.

Today, the second generation of the family runs the property.

And the word farm matters here.

This is not simply somewhere a few ostriches were brought in for photographs. It is a breeding farm, and the tour follows the full cycle from egg and chick to adult bird.

Ostrich eggs, leather products and ostrich meat are also sold on the property, so visitors see several sides of the same agricultural industry.

Before the modern farm was developed, the land had remained largely untouched apart from the ruins of an old homestead.

One practical distinction is also worth remembering: Cape Point Ostrich Farm is not Cape Town Ostrich Ranch in the north of the city. They are separate businesses.

In short: 🥚 Egg to adult bird · 🪶 Breeding farm · 👨‍👩‍👧 Family project since 1996 · 🗺️ Around 65 hectares · 👜 Ostrich leather products · 📍 Near Cape Point