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Safari in Fouriesburg Free State South Africa (4 Results)

Bergdeel Private Nature Reserve
- Fouriesburg Free State South Africa Safari

Hunting lodge (10-bed), 1 bathroom and ablution blocks. Lapa with kitchen and bar. Separate unit attached to lodge (2-bed) with bathroom.

Foutani Mountain Resort
- Fouriesburg Free State South Africa Safari

Situated between Clarens and Fouriesburg. Sandstone cottages nestled in an awesome amphitheatre with breathtaking views. Tours to Lesotho and Katse Dam arranged.

Meiringskloof Nature Park
- Fouriesburg Free State South Africa Safari

Meiringskloof is situated in the eastern Free State, in a beautiful kloof with a variety of birds and indigenous bush, sandstone cliffs and caves. Scenic walks take the visitor to a large open cave. Beautiful views of the Maluti Mountains in Lesotho. Enjoy our swimming pool after a day of hiking, horse-riding or abseiling. Bring your own 4x4 or mountain bike.

Nelspoort Guest Farm
- Fouriesburg Free State South Africa Safari

One (16-bed) self-catering farmhouse. No electricity, gas only.

A farming centre 10km from the Lesotho border, this little town has spectacular views of the Maluti Mountains and the Witteberge. It was founded in 1892 and derives its name from the fact that so many Fouries lived in the area. There are a number of sandstone buildings in town including the oldest Nagmaal cottage, which is still occupied. Of interest in the vicinity are Meiringskloof Nature Reserve (start and finish of the 5-day Brandwater Hiking Trail), Bushman paintings, Salpeterkrans, one of the biggest natural caves in the southern hemisphere, and Surrender Hill where General Prinsloo surrendered to the British on 29th July 1900. The Information Centre houses a permanent exhibition on the Lesotho Highlands Water Project.
There are 4X4 trails, hiking, fly-fishing and horse-riding in the area.

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