Not far from the bustling metropolis of Johannesburg is the Magaliesburg region, well known for the magnificent mountain range which is over two billion years old, 196 kilometres long and 1 865 metres high.                                                                              

The little town of Magaliesburg takes its name from this impressive mountain range under whose Southern range it lies.

This small village not only lies at the heart of the beautiful Magaliesburg, but is also at the centre of a stunningly beautiful arena of indigenous coniferous forests, crisp streams, rolling hills and valleys - home to a variety of birds.

But the Magaliesburg it is not all natural bushveld, the area is rich in history and dates from the beginning of man.
Tribal conflicts over hundreds of years and the Anglo-Boer War form the background to a region where you can unwind, find solace and get closer to your roots.

Travellers will find a wealth of hospitality in this tranquil haven - country guest houses, hotels, lodges, spas stores, art and craft studios, working farms – and enjoy one or all of the many activities of horse riding, mountain bike trails, swimming, rambling, tennis, bowling, bird-watching or simply relaxing with friends