Springbok Accommodation
Springbok Inn
Hotel / Boutique Hotel Accommodation in Springbok
Namaqualand
Springbok lies in a narrow valley surrounded by the Koperberg in theheart of the Namaqualand, 570km north of Cape Town. It is the last major town before Namibia and it is known as the flower capital. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Blue Diamond Lodge
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Springbok
Namaqualand
Blue Diamond Lodge is the only Springbok accommodation that deserves to be crowned the Queen of the desert. The 4 star beauty stands on the foothills of the klipkoppies and overlooks the Springbok mountain trails. It is at the forefront of picturesque... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Orange River Rafting Lodge
Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Vioolsdrift (Northern Cape)
112.1km from Springbok
Orange River Rafting Lodge is located on the banks of the Orange River near Vioolsdrift in the Northern Cape, South Africa. We offer an assortment of accommodation, including self catering chalets, campsites and river rafting at affordable rates... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Felix Unite Provenance Camp
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Noordoewer
113.3km from Springbok
Felix Unite Provenance Camp offers Bed Only and Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Noordoewer, Southern Namibia. Now also offers guests a choice of 19 cabanas with magnificent river views. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
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Aerial view of Springbok, Northern Cape © South African Tourism![]()
Springbok, South Africa, viewed from the old cemetery © Entropy1963, License![]()
Dutch Reformed Church, Springbok © Andrew Hall, License![]()
Old All Saints Anglican Church, Springbok © Andrew Hall, License
Springbok
The small town of Springbok in the Northern Cape Province is situated at the junction of two major highways, the N7, main arterial road between Cape Town and Namibia, and the N14 to Johannesburg. The town was once called Springbokfontein because of the vast herds of Springbok that used to gather at a spring in the area. This was once a copper boom area, and the visitor can see the original prospecting shaft sunk by Cape Governor Simon van der Stel in 1685! Springbok is a friendly town with excellent amenities.
Springbok is often referred to as the Capital of Namaqualand, and is located in the Koperberge. It is a picturesque little town surrounded by high granite domes. It is a wonderful stepping off point for visitors wishing to view the flowers of Namaqualand. Just to the east of Springbok is the Goegap Nature Reserve. This is a flora reserve of 15000 hectares and over 580 species of flora have been recorded here. 94 species of bird have also been seen here including the Cape Eagle Owl, the Black Eagle, the Spotted Dikkop and the Pied Barbet.
