Goegap Nature Reserve
A must-see for nature enthusiasts, this reserve covers an area of 15,000 hectares and contains over 600 species of plants, including Namaqualand spring wildflowers (August–September), as well as gemsbok, springbok and mountain zebras.

Namaqua House Museum
Find out about the area’s mining and cultural history using artifacts, photos and exhibits housed in this quaint old building.

Spring Wildflower Season (August–September)
Experience the world-famous transformation of the dry landscape that blossoms as a sea of colour with wildflowers – something that is special and unforgettable in Namaqualand.

Blue Mine
Explore South Africa’s first commercial copper mine (1852) – it is no longer operating, but you can still learn about the origins of mining for this town.

Klippieskraal Garden and Hiking Trail
This beautiful area is located just outside of town and is suitable for a quick nature walk or a quiet picnic under the quiver trees and old rocky outcrops.

Dutch Reformed Church
Built in 1921 from locally-sourced stone, this beautiful building can be appreciated by those interested in history and design, and it is a quiet and peaceful stop.

Scenic Drives and 4×4 Routes
Take the time to explore the surrounding granite hills, deserts landscapes, and secluded down valleys in a car or 4×4, all fuelling incite and perfection for the imaginative photographer and the solitary traveler.

Springbok offers a quiet, authentic experience to travelers looking for natural beauty, history, and an experience of life in the vast Northern Cape.