Karoo Self Catering Accommodation
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Karoo Reviews
Peaceful
The beautiful scenery, the wide open spaces and the feeling of peace.
Solitude
The Karoo is scenic, and beautiful in its own way. Views that stretch to the distance, speckled with windmills and reservoirs which make for delightful swimming holes in the summer heat. Rich in wildlife like tortoises, birds, insects, buck and jackals.
Peacefulness
The stark beauty.
Nice farm stalls. Clean centre towns. Good roads. No tolerates.
Stunning views and landscape.
Tranquility in Klein Karoo
Peace
The Karoo steals your soul ..
More info about Karoo
The Karoo, meaning place of thirst in the Nama language, aptly describes this vast inland region of South Africa. It’s a land of contrasts, where barren fields are instantly transformed into carpets of colourful flowers after rains and eternal springs are found near to lakes that remain dry for years.
The Karoo is geologically divided into the Great and Little Karoo, the Swartberg Mountain range splitting the two regions. The Little Karoo lies in a valley and is more fertile and mountainous than the Great Karoo. Combined, this arid area is roughly 500000km² in size.
Dig a little deeper and you will find a living desert filled with interesting creatures and nocturnal animals, diverse succulents, copper-infused rocks, old farmsteads and the occasional reclusive artist selling creative gems from home. Stare in awe at the big blue skies in the day and celestial showcase by night.
In the Karoo, visitors are able to appreciate the wide... Show more
About Self Catering
Self Catering places can be found from rural to urban areas and can vary in what they offer. They allow plenty freedom and is a great inexpensive way to spend your holiday. They have been widely classified as a “Home away from home”. This is a good option for guests who don’t mind cooking their own food, and are looking for a more independent and flexible form of accommodation. For budget and large families, we would recommend self-catering for a more personalised experience.