Riemvasmaak, northwest of Kakamas, and bordering Augrabies Falls National Park to the east, is set within a desert landscape shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago.
This spectacular area, with its towering granite canyons, is owned and run by the community of Riemvasmakers. It was one of the first land restitution projects in South Africa and has much to offer the intrepid traveller. Best accessed with a 4x4 vehicle, the rugged rocky scenery seems to belong on another planet.
Besides 4x4 trails, visitors can enjoy bathing in a natural outdoor hot spring, abseiling, river rafting, San rock art viewing and guided tours. Traditional dances and meals can be arranged and accommodation is available in comfortable chalets that are perched on the edge of cliff walls.
The Kokerboom Food and Wine Route embraces the towns and settlements of Keimoes, Kanoneiland, Kenhardt, Augrabies, Upington and Marchand. Th...