About Kuruman
Kuruman is the major town in the Kalahari region. It is located on the fringe of the Kalahari in the Kuruman Valley. Mining and agriculture (cattle and game farms) primarily support the town's economy.
Things to do in Kuruman and the surrounds
You can visit the (natural surface water-well delivering 20 to 30 million litres of water per day) The Eye ("Die Oog" in Afrikaans) of Kuruman, the Moffat Mission, the Billy Duvenhage Nature Reserve, the Kalahari Raptor Rehabilitation Centre and the Truce Tree (dating back to rebellion of 1914).
You may also use Kuruman as a stop-off on the way to The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, the Augrabies Falls and southern Namibia. Mine excursions can also be organised (approximately 50km away at Kathu). The Wonderwerk Caves are a short drive away (but are currently closed to visitors due to collapses). Or play a round of golf at the hightly-rated golf course at Kathu.
Or just enjoy some Kalahari hospitality over a cup of tea at the nursery - ask us for directions.
Eating Out in Kuruman
Kuruman is a small town with a number of restaurants and take-away outlets.
We're sure you'll find something to your taste, from a good sit-down meal to a quick take away.
Weather in Kuruman
Click here to see the current conditions, annual trends and a five day forecast from MSN
Links
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- SafariNow.com
- SleepingOut.co.za
- StayaNight.co.za
- NorthernCape.org.za - The Northern Cape Tourism