MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences

The San rock art of the Cederberg offers a fascinating glimpse into both the daily life and cultural traditions of this ancient nomadic people. In the company of our expert guides, discover the remarkable history stained into these dramatic cliffs and rocky outcrops. 

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable, this experience directly advances the United Nations Global Goal 11 'Sustainable Cities and Communities'.

This guided excursion highlights conservation efforts by The Clanwilliam Cedar Tree Project, focused on reintroducing the species, and the Biedouw Restoration Project, aiming to reclaim 8.5km of ravine habitat by removing invasive plants. Explore the role of fire in the Fynbos ecosystem, learn about ancestral uses of local plants, and contribute to ongoing initiatives preserving Africa's endangered flora and fauna.

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it protects, restores and promotes sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, this experience directly advances the United Nations Global Goal 15 'Life on Land'.

Enjoy an afternoon nature drive where guests can visit our Sandfish Nursery Dams. The nursery dams are safe havens for this endangered species. After a year or more, these fish reach a bass-proof size and are then released back into the Biedouw to boost adult sandfish numbers in the wild.

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it conserves and sustainably uses the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development as well as protects, restores and promotes sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, this experience directly advances two United Nations Global Goals: Goal 14 'Life Below Water' and Goal 15 'Life On Land'.

Enjoy a 'night cap' after dinner whilst your guide take you on an hour-long astronomical journey through space and time under the stars. Local expert guides will lead this night time exploration of the constellations, integrating skylore, cultural traditions, and spirituality around nature during an unforgettable stargazing experience.

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable, this experience directly advances the United Nations Global Goal 11 'Sustainable Cities and Communities'.

In this experience, you will enjoy a scenic nature drive in an open game viewing vehicle with your guide down into the Biedouw Valley. Your guide will assist you to identify many flowering plants. Enjoy this natural wonder whilst driving along the last known sandfish spawning tributary and visit the 8.5km restoration zone (Part of the Biedouw Restoration Project) along the Biedouw River. Please note this experience is only available in the Spring Wildflower Season (August to September). 

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it conserves and sustainably uses the oceans, seas and marine resources for development as well as protecting, restoring and promoting sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, this experience directly advances the United Nations Global Goals 14 'Life Below Water' & Goal 15 'Life on Land'.

At Bushmans Kloof guests have the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the Doring River’s biggest endemic fish species, the Clanwilliam Yellowfish and Sawfin. These iconic fish are ambassadors for clean healthy rivers. Your guide will educate you about the lifecycle of these incredible creatures, as well as the vital role they play in the ecosystem. Please note the fishing is strictly catch and release.

We are proud that this experience has been selected as a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Chosen as it conserves and sustainably uses the oceans, seas and marine resources for development this experience directly advances the United Nations Global Goal 14 'Life Below Water'.