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Miles upon miles of sweet nothing, quiet days, small towns with friendly locals and the best stargazing in the country.
The Karoo comprises some two-thirds of South Africa’s heartland. It’s a semi-arid region, dotted with succulents and low bushy scrub and the wide flat plains are sometimes broken by craggy mountain ranges. The area has been compared to the Australian Outback and Arizona in the United States and it’s a wonderful region for desert tourism.
The region is divided into two sections: the magical Great Karoo to the north, a huge expanse of arid semi-desert, and to its south the more-vegetated Little Karoo, which is more accessible and easier to explore. Small, characterful towns connect the vast open flatlands and there are many options for authentic farm stays in beautiful stone cottages on working farms.
