
Karoo National Park
The road becomes quieter. Plains stretch towards dry riverbeds and mountains. The strength of Tankwa Karoo National Park lies precisely in what is barely there: buildings, traffic and crowds.

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Here, space takes on a different meaning
Tankwa Karoo National Park lies between Ceres and Sutherland, stretching across parts of the Northern Cape and Western Cape. The park covers approximately 1,440 km² and forms part of the larger Karoo region.
The landscape is dry and rugged. Vast plains are interspersed with dry riverbeds, mountains and the occasional salt pan. Summers are hot and winters are cold.
Among it all grow succulents, fynbos and grasses adapted to the harsh climate. After rare rainfall, wildflowers may also appear.
Dust by day. Nothing but sky at night
Tankwa Karoo is home to wildlife including springbok, oryx and kudu. Jackals and meerkats can also be found here. Birdlife includes ostriches and various birds of prey.
A 4x4 allows you to venture deeper into the rugged terrain. Several routes lead through parts of the park where a conventional car is less suitable. Hiking, birdwatching and landscape photography are also possible.
Once darkness falls, only the open sky remains. Its remote location also makes Tankwa Karoo an excellent place for stargazing and night-sky photography.
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