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Northern Cape Overview
The Northern Cape is South Africa's biggest and least densely populated province. Consisting mostly of… Read More
Sterland Stargazing

Sterland Stargazing

Popular Attractions in Sutherland
Here you can experience what most people come to Sutherland for - stargazing. Just 1 km outside Sutherland you will find the Sterland Caravan Park where the local amateur 'star' aficionado, Jurg, will delight you with a celestial show. Regular sessions are presented throughout the year, even on the coldest nights. The sessions are kicked off with a short video about Sutherland itself, a presentation on basic astronomical principles, posters and interesting books on the subject. Naked-eye viewing of the sky is followed by a chance to make use of the 3 x 11 inch Celestron telescopes that will reveal Deep Sky Images and other marvels. All the relevant constellations, stars, planets and objects are explained before looking through the telescopes. The shows at Sterland starts at 8 pm and last about two hours each. Booking is essential and it is advised that you confirm the relevant dates and costs.

Riemvasmaak Hot Springs

Riemvasmaak Hot Springs

Popular Attractions in Augrabies
Riemvasmaak is found between the Orange and the dry Molopo Rivers. It is about 57 km from Kakamas and 170 km from the Nakop border post with Namibia. The area is 75 000 ha of sheer mountain desert and wilderness. The landscape was formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. Visitors can unwind in the hot springs with 80 m granite cliffs surrounding them. Two swimming pools are built at the hot springs, of which one has been shaped on a conversation pit.

Strydenburg Reformed Church

Strydenburg Reformed Church

Galleries and Museums in Strydenburg
Visit a National Monument built in 1897. The Reformed Church in Strydenburg (the town of strife) was started by a small group of parishioners who broke away from the Dutch Reformed Church in 1897. They founded their own church 50m away from the Dutch Reformed Church, and later they joined the Reformed Church.
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William Humphries Art Gallery

William Humphries Art Gallery

Galleries and Museums in Kimberley
Opened in 1952, the William Humphries Art Gallery features many works, predominately from South African artists. Acting as a education and cultural centre, the gallery offers temporary exhibitions, art workshops, classes, workshops for unemployed women, video shows and concerts. Guided tours are available on request.
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Mokala National Park

Mokala National Park

Nature Reserves in Mokala National Park
South Africa’s newest National Park is situated 80 km south-southwest of Kimberley, and west of the N12. Mokala's hilly landscape offers a variety of koppieveldand large open plains.
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Khamkirri MTB

Khamkirri MTB

Mountain Biking Trails in Augrabies
For the keen cyclist, we have some great mountain bikes for hire and the terrain around Khamkirri is quite varied. This could also appeal to the family on holiday that wants some fun exercise. At Khamkirri we have sven kilometers of mountain bike trails on the premises. For the dedicated mountain biker there is a wide range of paths to suit the level of challenge you require. We can recommend routes for you to follow for full or half day trips. This allows you to use Khamkirri as you base camp and head out on your own!
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Kalahari Mountain View Dune Trail

Kalahari Mountain View Dune Trail

Four By Four Trails in Postmasburg
Kalahari Mountain View Dune Trail is 80 km from Postmasburg, neighbouring Witsand National Park. It is also close to Groblershoop and Griekwastad. The trail is located on a private farm but Witsand visitors are permitted to venture this 27 km trail of sand and mountain. The trail is split into two parts; a 23 km sand dune trail and a 4 km mountainous trail. The trail’s difficulty grading is 3 and low range, high clearance vehicles are required. This is a self-drive route. The trail is open all year round but August is the best time to visit.
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Dog Stone

Dog Stone

Popular Attractions in Hondeklipbaai
The Dog Stone is a big gneiss rock that so closely resembled a dog, it inspired Thomas Grace to name Hondeklipbaai, which means “Dog Stone Bay”. In 1853 the “Dog” was defaced when its ear was chopped of and taken to Cape Town in order to start the fictitious “Dog’s Ear Copper Company”. During a severe lightning storm in the 70s, it lost its nose as well. This place was added by K9 Cottage.
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Gannaga Pass

Gannaga Pass

Popular Attractions in Tankwa Karoo National Park
The Gannaga Pass is one of those passes that you should simply do at least once in your life. This is a driving experience that you'll never forget. At the summit (1600 m above sea level) you'll feel like you've arrived at a place of peace. The Gannaga Pass connects the Ceres Karoo farms and villages atop the Roggeveld Plato. Most of the pass resides within the Tankwa Karoo National Park, where you'll find a wealth of birds such as the black eagle.
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Strydenburg Pan

Strydenburg Pan

Dams Vleis in Strydenburg
Strydenburg Pan is a dry lake on the outskirts of the village. After heavy rain, the pan fills up with water, often attracting flocks of flamingos.
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The Carnarvon Museum

The Carnarvon Museum

Galleries and Museums in Carnarvon
Carnarvon Museum was built in 1907 as a community hall for the Dutch Reformed Church. In 1973 it was donated to the municipality and turned into a museum. The museum exhibits the cultural history of Carnarvon, which is located in the Northern Cape Province. There are a variety of antiques on display, an old hearse that belonged to the Dutch Reformed Church, and other interesting remnant artifacts. The corbelled house outside the museum was removed from its original location on Biesiespputs farm, and rebuilt piece by piece at its present location by a local tradesman. The Carnarvon district is lined with corbelled houses completely built out of stone as indigenous trees are very scarce in the Karoo.
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Khamkirri Fishing

Khamkirri Fishing

Popular Attractions in Augrabies
Khamkirri Fishing is set along the banks of the Orange River in the Northern Cape, close to Augrabies. Khamkirri offers 3 km of Orange River front for fly fishing or bait fishing. Try your luck at catching large- or small-mouthed yellowfish, barbell lurk, silvers, mudfish, carp or bream. There is a strict catch-and-release policy for yellowfish. Raft can be hired on premises. Contact Khamkirri for further information.
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Kimberley Golf Club

Kimberley Golf Club

Golf Courses in Kimberley
Kimberley Golf Club is a Bob Grimsdell designed parkland layout that boasts Elliot grass tee to green. Visitors are most welcome to this 18-hole, 72 par course. Facilities include a driving range, pro shop, and rental carts.
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Khamkirri Kayaking

Khamkirri Kayaking

Popular Attractions in Augrabies
Khamkirri Kayaking is set along the banks of the Orange River in the Northern Cape, close to Augrabies. Kayakers can spend an eventful day on the Orange River at Khamkirri. They offer information about the area and support and safety for your intended trip. Beginners can attempt the flat-water stretch and gear is available for hire. Contact Khamkirri for further information.
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Khamkirri Nature Reserve 4x4 Trail

Khamkirri Nature Reserve 4x4 Trail

Four By Four Trails in Augrabies
Khamkirri Nature Reserve 4x4 Trail is in the Northern Cape, close to Augrabies. The trail heads over semi-desert terrain with sand and rocky outcrops. This area is great for birdwatching and spotting some wildlife. The difficulty grading ranges from 2 to 4 and low range, high clearance vehicles are required. The trail is from 7 km to 60 km long and takes anything from 2 hours to 6 hours to complete. An overnight at Khamkirri is recommended! Contact Khamkirri for further information.
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