NON-RIDING ACTIVITIES

• Bush walks, including some of the many birding hotspot in the reserve
• Fishing in one of the many dams (Bass and Barbel readily caught)
• Historical farm tour with the great character Charles Baber, includes 24 rivers church and historic family settlers house form 1908
• Cultural tour with Marty Mosima, includes traditional sotho houses, school and farm creche
• Visit to BEADLE; a community integrated craft workshop and shop

• Be amazed by the African night sky with an evening with Night Star Safaris
• Game drives in a Big Five game areas 45 mins drive away
• Elephant backed safaris
• Visit to Waterberg Welfare Society, a local charity that is address the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS
• Join the 24 RIvers Church congregation on Sunday morning for a non-denominational service
• Visit local art galleries
• Private pilates sessions

Beadle Craft Workshop & Shop on Triple B Ranch

Established in 1998, Beadle employs young people from the farm community. Skills’ training in leather and bead work is given in house to an extremely high standard. Items available in the shop include a selection of leather belts and sandals, bags, braided riding chaps, half chaps, beaded dog collars, browbands, keyrings, photo frames and mirrors, a selection of fabric tableware, cushions and jewelry. We can take you over any time or please ask for directions as it is a short 10 min walk away.

Lehalbile cultural tour

Visit the village on the host farm Triple B Ranch. Three charismatic ladies, Marty Mosima, Myrium Moabi and Anna Majadibodu will guide you through the village show you the school and creche and take you to their houses. You can even try a traditional Sotho lunch on arrangement.

Dinaka private game reserve.

Following our arrangement to offer riding safaris on this private reserve we have also recently been given permission to visit for game drives. Ideal for anyone wanting guaranteed good game viewing with an amazing diversity of species and large numbers of animals. The cost is R250 per person with a minimum charge of R600 for the vehicle.

Elephant back Safari.

This fascinating experience is a Safari on the back of an African Elephant through a big 5 game reserve. Viewing rhino from the back of an elephant is an experience you will not forget. Each person rides with their own guide who explains the Elephants, their training and the bush. Includes a short game drive and a light finger breakfast. Cost R 1050.00 p.p.

Farm tour.

You are welcome to join Charles Baber, The Triple B pioneer rancher for 70 years, who will take you on an informative and insightful tour of the Ranch. You will learn about Bonsmara Cattle, the crop history of the farm, and the Baber family legacy. The cost for 4 people is R 100.00 per person, for 3 people it is R 130.00 p.p, for 2 people it is R 160.00 p.p, and for 1 person alone it is R 320.00 p.p.

Telekishi Ramasobane Cultural Village

'Telekishi' is a community tourism project situated on communal land adjacent to Masebe Nature Reserve. Nestled at the base of the north-eastern Waterberg escarpment, the site has access to this pristine and inaccessible landscape with breathtaking views & impressive geo-morphological forms. Features include 1.5 & 3 hr hikes up the escarpment to view rock art, 18th and 19th century settlement sites, Middle and Stone Age tools and an initiation site;
R 250 pp includes transport and guided hike.

Night Sky Safaris

Be amazed by the African night sky with an evening with Night Star Safaris, hosted by British physicist Dr. Philip Calcott.

Local Art galleries

We are fortunate to have two resident artists on our doorstep. Liz Hunters ancestors moved here 125 years ago and she resides in one of the old houses nearby. Her work is inspired by the Waterbegr environment and includes cultural scenes.

Clayton Otley, is an Australian painter who lives here for a few months of the year and paints stunning wildlife scenes and portraits in oil.