Cango Caves
Quick Facts
- Location
- South Africa, Oudtshoorn
- Category
- National Park & Nature
- Duration
- Recommended 1.5-2 hours
- Opening Hours
- Daily 09:00-16:00, tours every 30 minutes
- Ticket Price
- Standard tour adults R220, children R110; Adventure tour adults R380
- Address
- Oudtshoorn, South Africa
- Coordinates
- -33.4400, 22.2100
Introduction
The Cango Caves are the largest and most spectacular limestone cave system in South Africa, located in the Swartberg Mountains near Oudtshoorn. Formed over tens of millions of years, the caves feature diverse stalactites, stalagmites and stone columns, with the largest chamber reaching dozens of metres high and capable of holding thousands of people. The caves maintain a constant temperature year-round and are divided into several distinct chambers, with Cleve Hall and the Concert Hall being the most famous. Guides explain the geological formation and the history of discovery by local indigenous people, and light shows transform the stalactites into a dreamlike spectacle. This is a must-visit landmark in Oudtshoorn.
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🛈 Practical Info
💡 Tips
FAQ
What are the opening hours of Cango Caves?
Daily 09:00-16:00, tours every 30 minutes
How much is the admission for Cango Caves?
Standard tour adults R220, children R110; Adventure tour adults R380
Any practical tips for visiting Cango Caves?
Wear non-slip shoes as caves are wet Adventure tour requires fitness, not for kids
How long should I spend at Cango Caves?
A typical visit takes Recommended 1.5-2 hours.
