Bakkrans is one of the few places left in the world where the modern world cannot reach you. Nestled within a World Heritage Site and the Cape Floral Region, this 6,000-hectare sanctuary offers a landscape of magnificent sandstone ranges, ancient San rock paintings, and incredible biodiversity.
From the world’s smallest tortoise to the endangered Cape Mountain Zebra and the elusive Cape Leopard, Bakkrans is a living museum of natural and human history. Guests stay in traditional stone-walled veld cottages — modelled after the dwellings of early frontier herders — offering an authentic, grounded lifestyle. The experience is elevated by an indigenous eco-pool and a private sauna, providing the perfect vantage point for the Cederberg’s legendary star-strewn nights.
Bakkrans is a founding member of the Cederberg Conservancy. With no inner fences, the reserve allows for the free, unhindered movement of wildlife across the landscape. By choosing this experience, you will experience a vital corridor of conservation in one of South Africa’s most sensitive ecological zones.

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