The Cape Karoo: Experience the Best of Both Worlds
Some call it ‘peace of mind’, others call it an ‘extreme adrenaline rush’, and others may say that it’s simply the best of both worlds. The calm and the climb. The Cape Karoo, generally known for its arresting calmness and picturesque scenic routes, not forgetting the energising outdoor activities available for everyone to enjoy. This beautiful vast space has everything you need from comfort and leisure to fitness and fun, while locking in a piece of nature with you forever – an experience of a lifetime.
Anysberg Campsites
These reserves are impeccable. Anysberg is not only visually appealing, but also a great reality check for those who are interested in historic master pieces’ such as the San rock art. Your friendly neighbour may be the Cape Mountain zebra or members of the antelope family, not forgetting the bright, clear sky - perfect place to unwind from city-life or your home-away-from-home. Gamkaberg is a hidden gem, also known for its tranquil surroundings, rock-climbing and hiking trails, now offers more than relaxation. Rare species are spotted at this reserve with comfortable and modern accommodation that offers a range of activities to keep friends and family connected. Book your trip today. For more information, click here.
Anysberg Nature Reserve 4x4 photo by Scott N Ramsay
What to expect when visiting CapeNature reserves in the Karoo: Hiking, camping, birdwatching, 4x4 trails, picnic spots, swimming, sightseeing, mountain biking, self-catering accommodation.
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