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Francois Pistorius
Local is lekker. Travel locally to experience an exciting weekend in Harties.
Local is lekker. That must be one of the all-time famous South African slogans. It's Covid, and the world is closed to almost all South Africans for travel. So it is the perfect time to explore what is close to you for a weekend away. You can't google cheap flights if you live in Gauteng, but anywhere else in the big metro's you can. So google cheap flights to Lanseria or O.R. Tambo and experience the charm of Harties for a weekend. Local is indeed lekker with so many places to visit. Harties won't disappoint you with all the activities, dining...
Francois Pistorius
Book your Lion & Safari Park adventure with Mr C Harties.
Read four needful things to know about the Lion and Safari Park. 1.How Far is the Lion Park from Johannesburg? 2.What attractions are at the Lion and Safari Park? 3.About the Lion and Safari Park. 4.How much is the Lion Park entrance fee? How Far is the Lion Park from Johannesburg? The Lion and Safari Park is approximately 44 km from Johannesburg. It is an hour drive. The Lion AND Safari Park is a 26 min (23,6 km) drive via R511 and R104 from Mr C Harties to the Lion and Safari Park. What attractions are...
Francois Pistorius
Want to see a high-speed cheetah chase?, visit the Cheetah research centre in Harties.
This December is a bit different from other Decembers due to the COVID virus active throughout the entire globe. We are currently experiencing a second wave COVID surge. Any large gatherings and usual December holiday plans are in jeopardy. You want to avoid crowds, shopping malls and all entertainment places with too many people surrounding you. The Cheetah Centre in Harties offers guided tours in small groups and outdoor nature activities to view the Cheetahs in their natural environment. The Cheetah tours are two hours, and you have the opportunity to see a high-speed Cheetah chase. The Cheetah Centre is active in the...
Francois Pistorius
Reasons to visit the Monkey Sanctuary in Hartebeespoort Dam
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a Monkey Sanctuary? Playful, naughty, curious, fun, intelligent, protected, natural habitat, and adventure. The Monkey sanctuary has merged with The Elephant sanctuary and shares a beautiful property on the foothills of the Magaliesberg. The property is based west of the Hartbeespoort Dam in a gorge in the Magaliesberg that provides an environment where monkeys are free to live in their natural habitat. The sanctuary proved a safe and protected space where rescued monkeys from zoos, medical testing, and domestic pets can live in freedom. Visitors fund the sanctuary program, curio sales,...
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