The PilansbergNational Park, formed on the eroded remains of an extinct volcano, is only a short drive from Sun City and offers Big Five game viewing. Situated between the dry Kalahari and the moist Lowveld the park provides a number of interesting habitats for its varied flora and fauna.
The Pilansberg is home to over 10 000 animals, including all the major mammal species found in southern Africa, and visitors can expect to see wild dog, hyena, crocodile, hippo and giraffe along with the Big Five and over 300 species of birds.
Numerous safari lodges provide authentic bush experiences, for our 5-star clientele try Tshukudu Bush Lodge and for those looking for a 4 star experience, try Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge or Bakubung Bush Lodge.
Within the reserve are fascinating archaeological sites, rock formations and San rock art add to the experience and an excellent network of roads make the Pilansberg suitable for all types of ve…
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The PilansbergNational Park, formed on the eroded remains of an extinct volcano, is only a short drive from Sun City and offers Big Five game viewing. Situated between the dry Kalahari and the moist Lowveld the park provides a number of interesting habitats for its varied flora and fauna.
The Pilansberg is home to over 10 000 animals, including all the major mammal species found in southern Africa, and visitors can expect to see wild dog, hyena, crocodile, hippo and giraffe along with the Big Five and over 300 species of birds.
Numerous safari lodges provide authentic bush experiences, for our 5-star clientele try Tshukudu Bush Lodge and for those looking for a 4 star experience, try Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge or Bakubung Bush Lodge.
Within the reserve are fascinating archaeological sites, rock formations and San rock art add to the experience and an excellent network of roads make the Pilansberg suitable for all types of vehicles.
The scenically beautiful MagaliesbergMountains offer great hiking and wellness retreats. For a wellness break with a view, try the Mount Grace Hotel and Spa.
The village of Magaliesberg is in the southern hills of the Magaliesberg Mountains. Both the village and the mountain are named after the chief of the Po people, Magali, who lived in this part of the world when the Voortrekkers arrived. The main crops are tobacco, citrus and tropical fruits grown in the valleys between the foothills.
Both the Magaliesberg and Pilansberg offer accommodation close enough to Sun City, and day passes can be obtained to Sun City.
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