Mesosaurus Fossil Site and Quivertree Dolorite Park
Fascinating site where the fossils of the early saurian Mesosaurus tenuidens, a predecessor of the dinosaurs, have been discovered and are carefully conserved. An extensive, unspoiled quivertree forest, set amidst the black dolerite hills, waits to be explored.
Actvities:
- Owner-guided tours of the fossils and the quivertree forest;
- Birdwatching including sociable weavers; and
- Lunches (pre-booked).
Accommodation:
- Four thatched rock bungalows (ten beds in total) and five campsites, all with braai (barbeque) facilities; and
- A private bush camp for up to twenty persons.
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