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Things to do in Waterberg Biosphere Reserve

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If you’re in Vaalwater looking for unusual handmade products made by locals look no further than...
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The Church of St John the Baptist at 24 Rivers was designed by Sir Herbert Baker, most famously...
This 4 x 4 (or 4 x 2) trail features escape routes with rocky and mountainous terrain to navigate....
Almost the size of the Kruger National Park, the UNESCO Waterberg Biosphere Reserve has it...
Horizon Horseback Safaris offers riders two guided experiences on some of the most spectacular...
The Jan Botha Museum is a private museum At Vaalwater Rivier Oord, but open to the public for free....
Equus Horse Safaris operates on Equus Reserve in horse-riding heaven, the Waterberg Mountains, one...
Savannah Horse Trails offer multi day horse riding safaris amongst wildlife in the Waterberg...
A three and a half hour drive from Johannesburg will get you to the wonders of Lapalala Wilderness....

    Things to do Near Waterberg Biosphere Reserve

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    18 hole championship golf course, 6825m, Par 72. Fairways narrow as you enter onto the green -...
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    Legend Golf and Safari Resort promises an exceptional golf and safari experience featuring a high...
    Palala Rhino Sanctuary offers you an experience of a life time to interact with rhinos on foot, or...
    Popular with water sports enthusiasts, anglers, families, birders and photographers alike, the...
    Lying in the heart of the Waterberg UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the privately owned Entabeni Game...
    Situated close to the beautiful Nylsvley Nature Reserve, Koro Creek Golf Estate offers a wonderful...
    Eventiera Wildlife Park near Vaalwater has a restaurant and offers a view of reptiles and big cats,...
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