Explore the beauty and excitement of Krugersdorp with our list of the top 10 places to visit. Nestled amidst the Elandsdrift Valley, Shepherd’s Fold Stables welcomes riders of all levels to enjoy picturesque trail rides. Mogale Bungee offers the thrill of a 50-meter bungee jump from Kings Kloof Bridge, while the Burma Bridge provides an exhilarating suspended pathway adventure.
1. Shepherd’s Fold Stables
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Nestled in the picturesque Elandsdrift Valley, bordering the renowned Cradle of Humankind, Shepherd’s Fold Stables is conveniently located for Fourways, Krugersdorp, and Honeydew residents in Gauteng, South Africa. Discover the beauty of nature with our trail rides, suitable for both novice and experienced riders.
Their well-trained horses lead you through stunning landscapes, including river crossings, bird sanctuaries, and the bushveld. You can trust their experienced riders’ guidance; if needed, their grooms can lead the way. Shepherd’s Fold Stables, located in the Lanseria area, offers a diverse range of trail ride options, making it accessible for riders of all levels and backgrounds to explore their breathtaking surroundings on horseback.
2. Mogale Bungee
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Get ready for the ultimate 50-meter bungee jump! They operate off the renowned Kings Kloof Bridge in Krugersdorp Mogale City, where you can challenge your limits and conquer your fears with a leap from this impressive bridge. Please note the weight requirements: a minimum of 40 kg and a maximum of 125 kg. Choose from various jump styles, including forward dives, backward dives, and waist jumps.
Located in Gauteng, Krugersdorp, Bungee Mogale is more than just a bungee jumping site. It’s an adventure hub where you can enjoy a range of thrilling activities, from a bridge swing to a 320-meter foofie slide and an adventure circuit. Plus, they have a restaurant and bar to complete your adventure experience.
3. Burma Bridge
The Burma Bridge is a thrilling suspended pathway, extending 120 meters across the King’s Kloof Valley at about 60 meters above the ground. Comprising a 4-cable system, you’ll walk on the bottom cable, with two adjacent cables serving as handrails. A secure harness connects you to an overhead cable, making even the slightest breeze and exhilarating sway.
“Look down” is the game’s name here as you carefully navigate the bottom cable while taking in the breathtaking view below. You’re securely strapped in and connected to the top cable, ensuring a safe adventure.
4. Paintball Place Krugersdorp
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Paintball Place has rapidly evolved, offering facilities for up to 160 participants, a snack bar, and versatile amenities for various events. With a prestigious clientele and an unmatched wall of fame, they are redefining the paintball experience, catering to all ages.
Their commitment to creating unforgettable memories and their passion for paintball drive their constant innovation. Paintball Place is more than just a location; it’s simply…Awesome!
5. The Lemon Tree Market
In the heart of the West Rand, every Saturday, you’ll discover The Lemon Tree Organic Market. This vibrant market has carefully curated a selection of exclusive exhibitors, each showcasing the remarkable talent that South Africa truly possesses.
Whether you’re in search of something exceptional for any occasion, your search ends here. Their exhibitors offer a diverse range of experiences, from mosaic classes for all ages to exquisite, handcrafted leather goods. You can also savour fresh homemade bread, delectable pies, and a variety of other exciting stalls. At The Lemon Tree Market, they take pride in catering to everyone – from the art enthusiast to those who prefer a back-to-basics approach. And, for those who love special occasions, keep an eye out for their unique market days.
6. Rockland Breweries
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Established in 2010, Rockland Breweries has emerged as a celebrated destination for savouring a diverse selection of exceptional craft beers. Situated in the charming heart of Hartbeesfontein, nestled within the North West Province, this microbrewery has made a name for itself with its robust and richly-flavoured beers. With the capacity to craft up to 500 litres of exquisite beer weekly, they extend a warm invitation to visitors to leisurely sample and relish these delightful brews.
7. Bigtime Bush Bootcamp
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Established in 2007 by Herman Roos, Boswa Survival is an internationally accredited training academy with a rich legacy of instructing over 4000 students. Their outdoor survival and adventure courses cater to a broad spectrum, ranging from novice explorers to those pursuing professional career qualifications. These courses are meticulously crafted to instil the necessary outdoor skills for safe navigation in wild, remote environments and provide life skills for a fulfilling and adventurous life. They emphasise conquering challenges and fostering personal growth in an ever-challenging world.
Their primary mission is to equip young students with the vital life skills required to confront and triumph over life’s obstacles, fostering self-discovery and resilience. At Boswa Survival, they are committed to preparing individuals for life’s journey.
8. Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
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The Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden spans 300 hectares, blending landscaped areas with natural veld, making it a haven for birds and a popular picnic spot. Despite encroaching development, the garden still hosts a breeding pair of Verreaux’s Eagles nesting by the Witpoortjie waterfall, drawing enthusiasts with their cameras and patience.
The garden boasts over 600 plant species 220 bird species, and is home to reptiles and small mammals. Scenic trails wind through the lush landscape, offering an immersive natural experience, including a challenging trail that leads alongside the waterfall for the more adventurous.
9. Ngwenya Glass Village
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For families enjoying a break in Johannesburg or visitors with a stopover in Pretoria, the Ngwenya Glass Village in Muldersdrift offers a charming escape just 30 minutes from Johannesburg and an hour from OR Tambo International Airport. This village captures the rustic charm of classic countryside towns, where time seems to slow down and life’s simple pleasures take centre stage.
The main attraction is the Glass Shop, where exquisite glassware is meticulously crafted from recycled glass sourced from Ngwenya Glass in Swaziland, with over three decades of expertise. Beyond the glass treasures, you’ll find an array of shops offering unique African keepsakes, wire crafts, ceramics, clothing, beadwork, jewellery, honey products, and a delightful deli with an assortment of tasty treats.
10. Pines Resort
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Welcome to the extraordinary day resort, where you can create unforgettable moments with loved ones. Enjoy a day filled with excitement, laughter, and relaxation by the sparkling waters, thrilling slides, and serene picnic areas, all under the watchful eye of their dedicated lifeguards. You’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks or indulge in their full bar and tasty takeout. However, please note that bringing personal alcohol is strictly prohibited. Tickets sell out quickly, so secure your spot by purchasing in advance for a day of thrilling adventures and cherished memories.
Plan ahead and get ready for a sensational day of bonding, laughter, and endless memories at this extraordinary resort!
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