Traduit de l’allemand. Nous rédigeons nos contenus en allemand.Voir l’original

Que voir : Auob dry riverbed.

Les 19 activités et sites à découvrir (Auob dry riverbed).

14th Borehole

At 14th Borehole you can watch antelopes and hunting cheetahs in the wide riverbed landscape dotted with white bones.

Batulama waterhole

Batulama lies in leopard territory and attracts birds of prey that hunt flocks of birds flying to the water to drink.

Mata Mata game drive

This drive takes you through the dry riverbed of the Auob, past several beautiful waterholes to a picnic site.

Sitszas waterhole

Wide riverbed with a shady spot, ideal for watching antelopes, giraffes and hunting cheetahs.

Twee Rivieren game drive

This drive links the beautiful red, rolling dune landscape with the two dry riverbeds of the Nossob and Auob.

13th Borehole

13th Borehole offers exciting sightings of lions, hyenas and colourful bird species against the backdrop of the red Kalahari dunes.

Auchterlonie picnic site

The picnic site is set on top of a dune and offers shady picnic spots, toilets and a beautiful view over the dunes.

Auchterlonie waterhole

Auchterlonie lies in an open riverbed. The Auob is not very wide here, as dunes frame the riverbed on both sides.

Craig Lockhardt waterhole

Craig Lockhardt offers exciting sightings of pearl-spotted owlets, Kori bustards and oryx in an impressive dune landscape along the Auob.

Dalkeith waterhole

Dalkeith is ideal for predator sightings in open landscape – cheetahs, lions and Cape foxes offer exciting viewing opportunities.

Gemsbokplein waterhole

Gemsbokplein lies a little off the road, nestled in the wide riverbed of the Auob. A track leads to a viewpoint on a dune.

Houmoed waterhole

Houmoed is a waterhole with good visibility and little vegetation that could block your view. There is no shade where you park.

Kamfersboom waterhole

Kamfersboom is far from the road, but the barren surroundings offer a good view of the riverbed and the waterhole.

Kamqua picnic site

Be careful when getting out of the vehicle – lions and leopards are often near the toilets. There are braai areas and picnic tables.

Kamqua waterhole

The waterhole lies in a wide stretch of the riverbed and offers regular sightings of leopards, hyenas and giraffes.

Monro waterhole

Monro is not far from the road. The open terrain offers a good view across the riverbed.

Montrose waterhole

The waterhole and its surroundings are a hotspot for leopards and cheetahs, which move through the open riverbed or the dunes.

Urikaruus waterhole

From an elevated viewpoint you can look down on the waterhole and watch out for giraffes, springbok and gemsbok.

Rooibrak waterhole

The waterhole is relatively quiet, but still good for giraffe and eagle sightings. Antelopes lick minerals from the sandstone on the cliffs.

Crédits photo : 01: Shutterstock/Wayne Marinovich, 01: Shutterstock/Arab, Shutterstock/Photography Phor Phun, 02: Shutterstock/Photography Phor Phun, 02:Shutterstock/Arab, 02: Shutterstock/Nadine Wagner, Shutterstock/Robert Harding Video, Shutterstock/Henk Bogaard, 01: Shutterstock/Arab; 02: Shutterstock/imageBroker.com, Shutterstock/Paco Como, 01: Shutterstock/LouisLotter Photography; 02: Shutterstock/Nadine Wagner