Graceful, powerful, and deeply symbolic, birds of prey, or raptors, are among the most fascinating visitors to Intaka Island.
Bees are buzzing with purpose on Intaka Island, playing a vital role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystem and contributing to the sustainability of Century City as a smart city.
With their long legs, striking white plumage, and graceful presence, egrets are some of the most recognisable birds wading through the wetlands of the Western Cape.
Every year on 20 May, the world pauses to celebrate the tiny but mighty creatures that play an outsized role in sustaining life on Earth: bees.
Biodiversity is the foundation of all life on Earth. It is fundamental to human well-being, a healthy planet, and economic prosperity for all people.
If you're visiting Intaka Island and you spot one of these colourful little creatures, count yourself lucky! But please remember: do not remove chameleons from their natural environment. Admire them from a respectful distance and help us keep their home safe.
World Frog Day is a day dedicated to raising awareness for frogs and other amphibians. To celebrate this important environmental day, we turn our focus to a particularly special species - the Arum Lily Frog.
Our MasterChef-themed holiday programme is the perfect blend of creativity, learning, and outdoor adventure!
Wetland soils form where land and water meet, shaped by alternating wet and dry conditions. Microorganisms break down organic matter, driving essential processes.
Cape Town's warblers are elusive, melodious insect-eaters, often heard before seen. They thrive in green spaces like Intaka Island, where wetlands and fynbos provide ideal habitat.
Location: Grand Central Precinct, 2 Park Ln, Century City, Cape Town, 7441, South Africa
Phone: +27 21 552 6889
Email: info@intaka.co.za
October – April:
Monday – Sunday 07h30 – 19h00 daily
May – September:
Monday – Sunday 07h30 – 17h30 daily
Open every day of the year, except 25 December.