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Bontebok National Park, Western Cape, South Africa
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On a Bontebok National Park holiday, guests can view game, enjoy swimming, nature trails, biking, canoeing and angling.
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Holidaymakers can use the park as a base and enjoy wine routing in Robertson, Bonnievale and Ashton, hot springs in Montagu or set off on a top hiking trail. Bontebok National Park activities include game viewing and relaxing at the Breede River. Nearby Swellendam offers great amenities, history and wining and dining establishments.
Year round there is always something in bloom in the park with peak flowering season occurring in spring. Rare plant species found nowhere else and other endangered species can be seen on a Bontebok National Park holiday. Guests can game view from the comfort of their own vehicles and encounter a variety of wildlife such as Bontebok, Cape Mountain Zebra, and Stanley’s Bustard.
There are 3 nature trails which start and end in the rest camp for overnight guests and the pump house trail for day visitors. Bontebok also caters for biking enthusiasts (regular and mountain bikes). Swimmers can take a dip in the river at 2 sites within the park. The 6 day hike that winds through the Langeberg Mountains and Marloth Nature Reserve is one of Southern Africa’s top trails.
Activities and attractions:
Picnic and barbeque sites, ablutions, shop and nature trails
Lang Elsie’s historic homestead ruins
Game viewing
Birding
Breede River swimming
Biking (bring own bikes)
Canoeing / kayaking (bring own equipment)
Fishing (obtain angling permit at park reception)
Wine Routes and hot springs in the area
Swellendam restaurants and the Drostdy Museum
6 day hiking trail
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Watch an abundance of animals
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Guests can experience breathtaking views of animals like Cape Mountain Zebra, Bontebok, Grey Rhebok, Cape Grysbok, Steenbok, common Duiker and Red Hartebeest in their natural habitat.
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Bontebok National Aprk activities
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Next to game-viewing, guests at this Western Cape nature reserve in South Africa can enjoy canoeing on the Breede River, a picnic underneath shady trees or a nature walk.
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