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The Crocodile Ramble - Tourist Route, West Rand

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A Crocodile Ramble is not complete without a visit to the Bothongo Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve.  © Edge Earth

The Crocodile Ramble - Tourist Route, West Rand

The Crocodile Ramble is a popular tourist route situated in the scenic Crocodile River valley, just north of Johannesburg and west of Pretoria. Known for its diverse range of arts, crafts, outdoor adventures, and culinary experiences, the Ramble offers a blend of rural charm and cultural exploration. Visitors can enjoy a mix of art galleries, pottery studios, antique shops, and handmade crafts that highlight the creative flair of local artisans.

A mere 45 minutes drive from Johannesburg International Airport, this unique area was declared a World Heritage Site in 1999.

The Crocodile Ramble includes attractions in the Cradle of Humankind and includes Sterkfontein, Muldersdrift, Honeydew, Ruimsig, Lanseria, Magaliesburg and the Hartbeespoort Dam.

The area is also well-known for its natural beauty, featuring tranquil spots for birdwatching, hiking trails, and picnic sites. Many establishments along the route, including farms, nurseries, and markets, provide locally produced goods, fresh produce, and artisanal foods. Restaurants and tea gardens offer a wide variety of cuisines, creating a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere.

Overall, the Crocodile Ramble invites both locals and tourists to experience the rich artistic culture and stunning landscapes of the area while enjoying a taste of the region’s heritage and hospitality.


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