Top Things to do in Great Brak River
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10 Things to Do in Great Brak River That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Great Brak River, South Africa including Zorgfontein Game Farm, Boplaas Garden Route Tasting Room, St. Blaize Trail, Hartenbos Waterpark, Santos beach, Janine Iron and Washing Museum, Experience @ Hakuna Matata Game Farm, ATKV’s Hartenbos Museum, Redberry Farm, Tri Sport.
Restaurants in Great Brak River
1. Zorgfontein Game Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
A once in a life time experience. Walk alongside Africa's most majestic predator. The "walking with lions" encounter is an opportunity to interact with young lions. The walks take approximately one hour to complete - depending on how fast the lions are prepared to amble - and a maximum of eight - ten guests can be hosted on each excursion.No leashes, No Collars, just a natural African Adventure.
Reviewed By Alison S - Godalming, United Kingdom
Having seen lions from the safety of a jeep, getting to walk with (well behind really) them was unmissable. It was a lovely experience to be able to stroll along behind them and ask questions of the knowledgeable guide. The lions seemed well trained - they knew where to stop for photo opportunities. And boy did we get some photos. The guide took loads of them for each of us on our phones so we had plenty to show our amazed friends back home. There were five of us in our group, walking with two lions, one guide and three handlers. We felt safe at all times. A must do it you are in the area.
2. Boplaas Garden Route Tasting Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Gert v
The people were great. They are friendly and eager to help. Thank you for everything. Amazing wine. Enjoy your day.
3. St. Blaize Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By C_Avelar - Sao Jose Dos Campos, SP
The place offers outstanding views! Depending on the trail you take, it can be tiring. Also, in the morning, the ants in the way are annoying! Even after used insect repellent, the get you. In the afternoon, when we came back, we did not see them.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By tsareviews - Libreville, Gabon
Had a great time on the water slide while my daughter played on the mamothly big jungle gym close by. The water was reasonably warmer and the slide slippery as usual. Great place to spend the afternoon with loved ones. Loved the Seating areas and the put put course. Toilets and dressing facilities are a huge bonus.
5. Santos beach
6. Janine Iron and Washing Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
The museum consists of more then 640 laundry irons, mostly rare and some only existing examples left. Also more then 50 rare washing machines and mangles dated back from the 1800, some are claimed to be of the only remaining in the world. The museum are packed with other rare antique laundry related items. Some non-laundry related items are also included.
Reviewed By MOYENI - JHB
This museum, housed on the property of a bona fide laundry business, is an outstanding private collection of much merit. It has been lovingly amassed by genuine collectors who now provide access to their treasures for a nominal fee. I don't think there is anything quite like it elsewhere. What a joyous find.
7. Experience @ Hakuna Matata Game Farm
Leisure Farm Walks to the lions with canapés and wine / rusks and coffee OR Scenic Game Drive Farm walk: R 120 pp, Minimum 4 persons. 1.5 hours - 2 hours An Approx 2.7 km guided circle farm walking route to the lions' camp with extended ups and down served with coffee and rusks in the morning / canape and glass of wine in the afternoon. View young Macadamia trees along the way, learn about the process of these trees. Possible game to be viewed along the way. Sighting our 3 big cats at the turnaround point (large enclosure) while enjoying the panoramic views. 07:30 / 17:30. Minimum 4 persons. Game Drive: R200 pp. Minimum 4 persons. Approximately 2 hours. Take a drive on the farm in an open vehicle viewing various game (buffalo,zebra, different antelope) and enjoy panoramic views complimented with the scents of indigenous fynbos flora.
8. ATKV’s Hartenbos Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Jilldutoit - Port Elizabeth, South Africa
This is a fascinating collection of items from the time of the Great Trek through to the centenary celebrations of the event in 1938. My husband's grandfather was one of the centenary celebration's organisers, who participated in the re-enactment of the original trek. This period of history has been well documented and displayed. The exhibits have been well looked after , the stone floors gleamingly clean!
At R5.00 per person entry fee, their running costs can hardly be covered, so donations are suggested but one trusts that this collection will still be able to be appreciated by generations to come.
9. Redberry Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Visit Redberry Farm for a delightful family outing. Activities include strawberry picking, the largest permanent hedge maze in the Southern Hemisphere, the Redberry Express mini train, pony rides, bubble ball and bumper and paddle boats. Our tea garden and farm stall offer a range of exclusive strawberry products. The Red Shed Coffee & Berry Bar is an exclusive farm style coffee bar serving berry beverages, coffees and treats.
Reviewed By mimurphy44 - George, South Africa
We enjoyed visiting The Redberry Farm. Which is set in the delightful countryside outside of George. They have lots of special things for children to enjoy. Train ride for children and grown ups, picking a basket of strawberries. We enjoyed the strawberry shakkr and the freshly baked scones with strawberry jam and cream were excellent. Great
10. Tri Sport
Sonja and Hano Otto have been in the Sport Management business for more than 14 years. Sonja was a professional Triathlete from 1994 to 2004 and competed as an Elite athlete for South Africa in many international Iron Man & other Events. With her passion and achievements in Sport, and her Masters degree in Sport Science, she established a good standing for the Company. Hano has a solid background in Multi-sport, Team Building, Leadership Development and Adventure Activities. Together they are the backbone of Trisport and their goal is to give you a “life changing experience”. Trisport’s motto is, ‘’if you don’t TRI, you will never know
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