Mention the word Kalahari and it evokes images of flowing red dunes; herds of majestic wild life, showcasing all activities and accommodation on the R360 to Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. It starts 50 km from Upington on the R360 and heads to Askham/Van Zylsrus/Andriesvale (Khomani San), Kgalagadi Park, the R31 and Mier region. The semi-desert spans across the borders of three countries. Here the s
miles are genuine, the hospitality of the Kalahari farms will leave you astounded and the food is local and ‘lekker’. We have the open spaces, friendly people, rich history and unique cultural diversity. The lack of pollution makes it an incredible stargazing destination and it is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with your family and friends. Camping deep in the bush surrounded by wildlife, Kalahari Trails' morning walks, sand surfing on the Kalahari Dunes and Diamond T Coffee Shop’s venison pie, is a definite bucket-list item. Other activities include sundowners on a dune, khomani heritage museum & walks with traditional dances and storytelling at the fire, spoor tracking and medical use of local herbs, craft markets, 4x4 routes, donkey cart rides, game drives and visit our camel farm Koppieskraal with Lost City. There’s a saying that once you get the Kalahari sand in your shoes, you will always come back – OBEY THAT IMPULSE!
