© Bushmans Kloof Resort
© Bushmans Kloof Resort
For those seeking solitude, scale, and a deep sense of place, the Cederberg Mountains and surrounding Western Cape wilderness areas offer a striking departure from the coast.
Just a few hours north of Cape Town, this region is defined by sculpted sandstone formations, ochre cliffs, and ancient San rock art etched into caves and overhangs. Days here follow a slower rhythm – hike along fynbos-lined trails, swim in rock pools, or watch the landscape shift with the golden light.
Several private nature reserves – such as Bushmans Kloof, Sanbona, and De Hoop – offer exclusive safaris or nature-based experiences without the Big Five, making them ideal for guests seeking quiet, conservation-focused retreats. Wildlife like zebra, eland, and endangered Cape mountain leopard may be seen, but the real draw is space, silence, and soul. Whether you’re sleeping under stars, visiting ancient sites, or sipping a sundowner with no other soul in sight, this is South Africa at its most elemental.
Cederberg & Surrounds Weather
Mediterranean weather means hot, dry summers and cool, rainy winters.
November - March
Dry Season
April - October
Green Season
Your Safari, Your Way
Ready to begin? Let’s craft your perfect safari together.
Every Wildseeker journey is designed from scratch, shaped around your interests, travel style, and budget. While we often share sample itineraries for inspiration, the real magic lies in creating something just for you: from handpicked lodges to seamless logistics and insider offers.
No two trips are ever the same, because no two travellers are.
