Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary, located in Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, is the world's first free-roaming multi-species primate sanctuary. Committed to wildlife conservation and education, Monkeyland provides a natural habitat for over 550 rescued primates from nine different species, including capuchins, gibbons, and lemurs. Visitors can engage in eco-tourism activities that promote awareness about the challenges faced by primates, fostering a deeper understanding of their importance in the ecosystem.

The sanctuary emphasizes conservation education and offers various ways for the public to support their mission. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, volunteer opportunities, and even adopt a square meter of forest to help preserve the sanctuary's environment. Monkeyland is part of the award-winning South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance, recognized for excellence in visitor experience and animal welfare. With a goal to create a more sustainable future for primates, Monkeyland invites everyone to experience the wonders of wildlife while supporting a noble cause.