Kenhardt’s quiver trees (kokerbome) are the living – and dying – witnesses to climate change in southern Africa’s arid areas.
Karoo Life
Life in the Land of Inspiration. What Karoo people do – and how they do it.
12 Reasons to Holiday in the Karoo
Affordable, safe, fun and other great reasons to come on holiday to the Karoo – now!
Cricketing Legend of The Midland Bat
Said to be the oldest active cricketing trophy in South Africa, The Midland Bat has been contested in the Eastern Cape Karoo since 1891.
Shopping in the Karoo
Know where to go hunting for plaster angels, udder cream, red satin pyjamas and a Horrible Matuka? We can help.
Six Offgrid Karoo Farmstays
In the spirit of a true unplugged adventure, Karoo Space ferreted out half a dozen offgrid Karoo farmstays where you can re-discover yourself, your family and your frontier spirit.
Karoo Donkey Sanctuary, Prince Albert
A haven for neglected and abused donkeys in the heart of the Karoo region of South Africa.
The Master Signwriter of Route 62
Quinton Faro’s work is seen and enjoyed every day by travelers along Route 62 in the Western Cape Little Karoo.
Water Stories of the Drylands
In the Kalahari and Karoo, water is treated with a reverence not found in moister climates. Here you will hear of the Watersnake, a creature that rules the watercourses.
