San Culture Experience South Africa

Learn more about one of the oldest cultures in South Africa. Experience the traditions of the San as hunter-gatherers & track readers and go on an exciting safari.

Your tour price supports the local population & enables them to earn an income to maintain their way of life.

2 days, 1 night from 125 €

Activities

Visit the San Museum on a guided tour & learn more about this fascinating culture. You can also take part in two San-guided tours. On these tours you will learn how the San lived as hunter-gatherers & how they read tracks. Another highlight is a twilight safari including a sundowner.

Accommodation

You will be accommodated in the beautiful Hilltop Huisie or the Fynbos Cabins. The original farmhouse is located on the hillside near the museum. We have transformed it into two stylish, open-plan units, warmed by wood-burning stoves in winter, from where you can enjoy fantastic views of the expansive surroundings and the sea. Each of the two halves sleeps two people, is individually furnished and equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay away from home. It also has a lovely private sun terrace with a shared barbecue area and plenty of seating options.

Impact

We strive to restore dignity and cultural pride, navigating a practical path between the old ways and the new world. We are committed to the dynamic preservation of indigenous knowledge and the development of skills to equip San to thrive in a rapidly changing southern Africa. Our heritage restitution, conservation and responsible tourism practice creates a powerful learning experience for young San from across southern Africa.

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