Just a few hours from the metropolis of Cape Town lies the mountainous Cedarberg.

Features of this 72 000 hectare conservation area include soaring peaks, rugged ridges, pristine natural vegetation and some of the weirdest rock formations to be seen anywhere. Of these striking rock formations, the Wolfberg Cracks, the 20 metre tall Maltese Cross and the Tafelberg, are the best known.

The Cedarberg takes its name from the groves of Clanwilliam cedar trees that occur in patches on the rocky outcrops and mountain tops.
A specialty of the Cedarberg is the rare flora of....