Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden announces new entry fees Posted on 19 February 2021 The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) announced its decision to implement dual pricing on February 19. SANBI took the decision due to the increased costs to the organisation and financial setbacks of 2020 as a result of COVID-19. ‘A different pricing structure for Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden will provide sufficient revenue that will meet our rising conservation needs and ability to maintain a high standard for visitors,’ the organisation said. The new prices are as follows: Non-South African Residents of 18 years and older: R200 South African Residents of 18 years and older (with ID): R80 Students from a South African institute (with student card): R45 Scholars/Learners (6 – 17 years): R25 Children under 6 years: Free BotSoc members (with membership card): Free South African residents over the age of 60 (with ID): Free on Tuesdays except on public holidays Regular visitors to Kirstenbosch would have noticed that entry fees remained unchanged since September 1, 2019. While the new price of R200 for adults is implemented from April 1, South African residents can enjoy a lower rate that is only marginally more expensive than the current rate; adults (18 years and older) will pay R80, and South African students R45. All learners between 6 and 17 years will pay R25 from April 1 and children under 6 years will continue having free access to the garden, irrespective of where they reside. In order to claim the lower ticket rate, South African residents over 18 years can show their ID, a certified paper copy of their ID, an electronic copy of their ID or their driver’s licence. Students from a South African tertiary institute need to show their student card in order to qualify for the South African student rate. For more information contact Kirstenbosch on 021 799 8783. Picture: SANBI Related Posts Cape Town’s sustainability: Leading the way in environmental initiatives 1 June 2023 As National Environmental Month commences in South Africa, Cape Town stands proudly at the forefront... read more Kapama to host Safari Guide of the Year Awards 2023 1 June 2023 Kapama Private Game Reserve near Hoedspruit will host this year’s Safari Guide of the Year... read more Blood Lions relaunches for public viewing on YouTube 1 June 2023 Award-winning documentary feature film Blood Lions has been relaunched on YouTube for public viewing, creating... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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