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Self-Catering in Rustenburg North West South Africa (14 Results)
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Thaba Phuti Safari Lodge & Conference Centre- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringThaba Phuti Safari Lodge offers 7 en suite rooms each with its own private deck, set in a private game reserve. A wide variety of game, birds, trees and flowers. Conference facilities, swimming pool and restaurant.
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Magalies Bush Lodge- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringThe ideal bush break. Fully equipped self-catering, rustic chalets set in the Magaliesberg area with scenic views, peaceful bush/country atmosphere on a small game farm. Private bomas, pool and braai area, 4x4 track, bicycle rides, game drives/walks or simply relax. Contact Kevin or Marcelle. Only 85km from Johannesburg.
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Rustenburg Kloof Holiday Resort & Conference Centre- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringThis well-known resort with it's beautiful, scenic and peaceful surroundings next to the mountains, is a perfect place for family holidays, conferencing, camping or just to get away from it all! The resort offers camping sites and chalets. A wide variety of outdoor activities is on offer.
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Atkv Buffelspoort Holiday Resort- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-Catering30km east of Rustenburg and 37km west of Brits. Luxury and standard (4 to 8-bed) rondavels/chalets with kitchen and bathroom. Luxury tenthouses. Indoor and outdoor heated pools. Conference facilities for up to 800 delegates. Sites with electricity. TGCSA: 4-star caravan park.
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Omaramba Holiday Resort & Conference Centre- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringExperience true bushveld warmth in the scenic Magalies Mountains. Comfortable 4 and 6-bed chalets with TV and air-conditioning. Restaurant, ladies' bar, heated swimming pool, tennis courts and minigolf. Excellent conference and team-building facilities. Hiking trails, bird-watching and adventure camp. Boating and fishing at nearby Buffelspoort Dam.
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Sylvies Home- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringComfortable self-catering home situated in a security complex. The home offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open-plan lounge/diningroom/kitchen. Lovely patio leading out ont a small secluded garden. Airconditioning, DSTV, workstation with internet facility and carport. Children and pets welcome.
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Mountain Sanctuary Park- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-Catering34km east of Rustenburg via R24, R27 or R30 to Kroondal. Quiet, private 1 000 ha nature reserve on northern slopes of Magaliesberg. Number of visitors limited. 1 and 2-bedroomed (5 to 6-bed) chalets with kitchenette and showerroom, furnished caravans and four log cabins. Camping also available.
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Valley Greens Guest House- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringValley Greens Guest House is an original farmhouse situated high in the Magaliesburg Mountains, with splendid views. It has been beautifully converted into three luxurious suites, each accommodating 2 people. Each suite consists of a cosy lounge with fireplace, en suite double bedroom and modern fitted kitchen. A blissful retreat.
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Kgaswane (rustenburg) Nature Reserve- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringNature reserve of 4 257ha, just south-west of Rustenburg. 2-night/2-day hiking trail of 21km with two (10-bed) overnight huts. Camping site with 10 sites and ablution facilities. Group camp with amenities for 20 - 50 people.
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Kwamahla Lodge- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringFive chalets, each with one en suite double room and one double room with private bathroom. DBB or self-catering. Restaurant and bar on site. Conference facilities for 50 delegates.
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Omaramba Holiday Resort & Conference Centre- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringExperience true bushveld warmth in the scenic Magalies Mountains. Comfortable 4 and 6-bed chalets with TV and air-conditioning. Restaurant, ladies' bar, heated swimming pool, tennis courts and minigolf. Excellent, fully-equipped conference and team-building facilities. Hiking trails, bird-watching and adventure camp. Boating and fishing at nearby Buffelspoort Dam.
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Cynthiana Hotel And Caravan Park- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-CateringFourty three double rooms, caravan & camping also available close to Rustenburg and Waterfall Mall shopping centre.
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Rovan Mountain Lodge- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-Catering1 unit accommodating 4 people.
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Villa Bianca- Rustenburg North West South Africa Self-Catering3 self-catering units. Annexe for Oliphantsnek country lodge. Bar and restaurant facilities at lodge.
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Geography: Rustenburg is located on the N4 and is just an hour's drive from both Johannesburg and Pretoria.
History: The history of Rustenburg is closely linked to that of the Voortrekkers who founded the town in 1851 on the farm Buffelsfontein. Initially belonging to Casper Kruger, the father of Paul Kruger, it was originally used as a frontier post and a resort for hunters, explorers and prospectors venturing into the interior. Later the town was for quite some time the seat of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek before Pretoria took that honour. Some of the land in and around Rustenburg has traditionally belonged to the Royal Bafokeng with a population of 3-million people, and this Setswana-speaking indigenous community are well known for the fact they won court cases in which they demanded compensation and royalties from mining companies who were mining platinum in the area.
Arts and Culture: Being rich in Iron and Stone-Age sites, Rustenburg also has an interesting historical and cultural legacy that includes the many battles fought in the area during the South African (Anglo-Boer) War. The memorial graves and ruined forts can be visited by the public. Visitors interested in Voortrekker history can view Paul Kruger House, while the Rustenburg Museum in the Town Hall has exhibits depicting local history and archaeology. The town is home to many buildings that are now provincial heritage sites including the Anglican Church of 1871, and visitors to the town can also enjoy the Rustenburg Ramble with its interesting curios and gift shops. Many well-known potters and artists often open their doors to the public.
Science and Nature: Rustenburg has much to offer the ecotourist as the area is home to natural bushveld vegetation, the Magliesberg Mountain Range, and is a national game area. Tourists can view the Big Five at the nearby Pilanesberg National Game Park while the Rustenburg Nature Reserve offers hiking trails in the Magaliesberg with its abundant bird life, fauna and flora.
Entertainment: Rustenburg is the gateway to the bright lights of Sun City, where visitors can attend live cabaret and throw dice in the glitzy casinos.
Sport: At the Vaalkop Nature Reserve visitors can enjoy angling and boating opportunities, while the two championship golf courses at Sun City are not far away.
Did You Know? Rustenburg lies on the edge of the Bushveld Igneous Complex, one of the most heavily mineralised areas in the world.
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