Magaliesberg Canopy Tours

Set in the peaceful valley in the Magaliesberg Mountains. Comfortable, fully equipped self-catering stone cottages, some with fireplaces, sleeping 2-8 people.  Private braai’s, large stoeps with stunning views.

Nestled snugly in the mountains, our luxurious, secluded cottages have magnificent views of the crags - ideal for when you want a breather to reconnect body and soul.

The fully-equipped, self-catering cottage comprises one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and one extra sleeping place with bathroom, and the self-catering lodge comprises two double en-suite rooms and one single room with private bathroom.

Deep in the heart of the Magaliesberg Mountains there lies a true gem. Cradled amidst the rugged splendour of the African bush and cliffs as a backdrop, Thirsty Falls offers spectacular views and absolute privacy in a tranquil environment.

Pockets Place is a small scale cattle farm with ducks, geese, and chickens and a small citrus orchard comprising mainly of lemon trees.

Intaba Thulile self-catering mountain retreat set in a magnificent nature reserve in the Magaliesburg mountains.

AmHang is situated in Wagenpadspruit, between Magaliesburg and Rustenburg in the Northwest Province. We offer three cottages and a family house tucked away amidst large indigenous trees, offering ample opportunity to well-deserved peace and tranquility.

We are situated in the Magaliesberg with a great view of the mountain and valley the following. In less than an hour you can travel from the thrill and bustle of Johannesburg, Africa’s most vibrant modern commercial centre, to the birthplace of humankind.

Self-catering holiday accommodation in A-frame chalets set in a nature resort in the malaria free area of North West Province of South Africa.

A 2000 acre game and cattle ranch nestles below two and a half kilometres of the cliffs, kloofs and the mountain forest of the Magaliesberg. Thaba Manzi is a venue where you can truly escape from the city life. Come experience the wonder of multi-coloured indigenous Nguni Cattle and Pedi sheep, sharing grazing with Haartebees, Eland, Gemsbok, Nyala, Zebra, Blesbok and graceful Giraffe.