The KwaXolo Caves have a preserved San paintings that are over 100 000 years old. These partially opened rock shelves served as shelters for San tribes that lived out in the area all that time ago. It is believed that the sites held specific significance to the San people, which is expressed through the art found there. The paintings tell the rich story of culture and heritage
To access the caves, a via Ferrata system (consisting of steel cables that are securely fixed into the rock) leads you up into the caves themselves. The adventure begins with visitors being strapped into safety gear and being led on a 5-minute hike to the caves by trained and registered guides. This system allows guests to walk through the mountains with ease and a feeling of security. Other onsite facilities include a suspension bridge and picnic areas overlooking the waterfall.