SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS
AUGRABIES FALLS NATIONAL PARK
UPINGTON AREA - NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE

Please also read the “SANP General Information
and information regarding “Conservation Fees & WildCards”.


South African National Parks Augrabies Falls National ParkThe Khoi people called it 'Aukoerebis', the place of the Great Noise, referring to the Orange River thundering its way downwards for 60 metres in a spectacular waterfall. Picturesque names such as Moon Rock, Ararat and Echo Corner are descriptive of this rocky region, characterised by the 18 kilometre abyss of the Orange River Gorge and craggy outcrops dominating scrub-dotted plains.

Klipspringer and kokerboom (quiver trees) stand in stark silhouette against the African sky, silent sentinels in a strangely unique environment where only those that are able to adapt ultimately survive. The 28 000 hectares on both the northern and southern sides of the Orange River provide sanctuary to a diversity of species, from the very smallest succulents, birds and reptiles to springbok, gemsbok and the endangered black rhino. 

ACCOMMODATION South African National Parks Augrabies Falls National Park

  • Four-bed family cottages, two bedrooms, bathroom (bath), air-conditioning and equipped kitchen.
  • Bungalows (3 or 4 persons), bathroom (shower), air-conditioning and equipped kitchen.
  • Two three-bedded bungalows have been adapted for handicapped persons.

Camping

  • Caravan and camping sites in shaded area.
  • A maximum of 6 persons, one caravan/tent and one vehicle or one autovilla permitted per site.
  • Communal camp kitchen with two-plate stoves, and sinks, communal ablution facilities, laundry and ironing room.
  • All sites have power points.

ACTIVITIES

  • Waterfall view points walking distance from the restaurant complex.
  • Game viewing at leisure using own vehicle.
  • Klipspringer Hiking Trail: 3 days, 2 nights and 12 persons per group. Advance bookings essential. Closed October to March due to heat. South African National Parks Augrabies Falls National Park
  • Nature trails (no bookings necessary):
    • Arrow Point (one hour) 
    • Potholes (one hour) 
    • Moon Rock (one hour).
  • Night drives during peak holiday periods.
  • Three swimming pools for residents.
  • Gariep 3-in-1 Adventure: This is a three-part adventure comprising rowing for 4 km down the mighty Orange River, walking for 4 km and returning to camp by mountain bike (12 km). Enquiries and reservations at the park.

FACILITIES

  • Picnic area for day visitors with ablution and barbecue facilities
  • Shop, Shibula Restaurant and Gariep Ladies' Bar.
  • Public telephones, fuel.
  • Information on birds, reptile and mammal species found in the park, is available at reception on request.

Rates
All rates are self-catering unless specified otherwise.

IMPORTANT: Deposits & payments
For bookings made more than 6 months before arrival a 50% deposit is required within 4 months of making a booking. For bookings made less than 6 months before arrival a 50% deposit is required within 10 days of making a booking. For bookings made within 40 days of arrival, immediate and full payment is required within 24 hours upon confirmation of the booking. Final and full payment for all reservations is due 40 days prior to arrival. Rates are to be used as a guide only - full quotes will be provided upon receipt of an enquiry.

When making an enquiry, please supply full detail regarding the number of adults, number of children together with their ages, arrival and departure dates, accommodation type(s) required and number of nights in each rest camp. Also supply alternative dates and rest camps where possible. Children under 2 are free of charge. Bookings open 1 year in advance - it is essential to book as early as possible for busy/peak periods and school holidays

 

VALID 01 NOVEMBER 2008– 31 AUGUST 2009

DAILY CONSERVATION FEE

Members of SANParks' loyalty programme WILD do not pay conservation fees provided that proof of Identity and their WILD card are shown on arrival. (See WILD details elsewhere on this site)

Wild Card Year Permits are available for all our guests.

South African Citizens and Residents (with ID)

R19 per person, per day

SADC Nationals (with passport)

R38 per adult & R19 per child under 12 per day

Standard Conservation Fee (Foreign Visitors):

R76 per adult & R38 per child under 12 per day

Unit Type

No Of Units

Base Rate

Base Guests

Beds

Add Adult

Add Child

Chalet
(CH2/4)

24

525,00

1 - 2

2 single beds & 1 double sleeper couch

124,00

62,00

Chalet with view
(CH2/4V)

6

585,00

1 - 2

2 single beds & 1 double sleeper couch

124,00

62,00

Chalet with view
(CH2/4VD)

10

585,00

1 - 2

1 double bed & 1 double sleeper couch

124,00

62,00

Chalet with shower
(CH3)

7

480,00

1 - 2

3 single beds

124,00

62,00

Chalet with bath
(CH3B)

1

480,00

1 - 2

3 single beds

124,00

62,00

Chalet with shower
(accessible to the mobility challenged)
(CH3Z)

2

480,00

1 - 2

3 single beds

124,00

62,00

Family Cottage
(FA4)

9

515,00

1 – 2

4 single beds

124,00

62,00

 

RATES FOR ECO ADVENTURES & ACTIVITIES ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.

PLEASE NOTE
CAMP & CARAVAN SITE RESERVATIONS CAN ONLY BE MADE DIRECTLY WITH SA NATIONAL PARKS AND NOT THROUGH US.

 

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