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Autonomous town in Northern Cape, South Africa
Photo: Ludwig Everson, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Orania is a town on the Orange River in the Northern Cape Karoo region of Northern Cape province. It was established in 1991 as an "Afrikaner-only" settlement, although anyone is welcome to visit.
A family restaurant where locals and tourists gather from the surrounding areas. Beautiful view over the Orange River. Many dishes of the Afrikaner cuisine are served.
A 4-star hotel with a small spa and restaurant.
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Well-stocked general dealer.
Orania is split in half by road R369 that runs through the town. Hopetown is 40 km north. The closest larger town with regular air connections is Kimberley, approximately 160 km away (1 hour 40 minutes' drive).
Read in the guideThe town is small and you can easily get around on foot. It's also possible to rent a bike.
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