EXPLORE Vaalwater

The town lies at the southern edge of the Waterberg Massif, a biosphere containing an abundance of indigenous flora and fauna, including blue wildebeest, giraffe and white rhino. Waterberg is the first region in the northern parts of the country to be named as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. There are an array of culturally orientated activities to participate in and many craft, gift, and art shops to visit. Vaalwater is a popular stop-over destination for travellers en route to neighbouring countries of South Africa, specifically Botswana.

There are many things to do in Vaalwater, of which most include marvelling at the wonders of the earth. With several nature reserves and trails to explore, this destination is a favourite among those who enjoy the outdoors. It is the ideal destination for an escape from the city life and everyday routine, perfect for de-stressing. 

Vaalwater accommodation provides a few homely bed and breakfasts that suit a variety of travellers’ needs, ranging from a raw and safari-like experience to a more civilised and convenient stay-over. Accommodation in Vaalwater provides solitude to those who seek it and a warm bed and hot shower for those travelling long distances.