Are you looking for things to do in Riviersonderend? Whether you are a local or a holidaymaker, this quiet town has some surprises in store for you.

The conservation area surrounding Riviersonderend spans about 69,000 hectares of land, comprising state and privately-owned property. This land has been declared a mountain catchment area, playing a vital role in the water supply to the Greater Cape Town Metropolitan area.

Riviersonderend’s fertile setting is perfect for outdoor adventures, with the countryside offering a variety of activities such as hiking, horse riding, mountain biking, kayaking, and 4x4 routes. If you enjoy getting your hands a little dirty, you will find an abundance of options to choose from.

Heading towards the mountains, outdoor enthusiasts can follow numerous hiking trails that lead to spectacular overviews of Riviersonderend and its surroundings. Along these trails, you can also discover several old signal cannons, historically used to call men into military service from 1795 to 1806.

Riviersonderend, like many towns in the Theewaterskloof area of the Overberg, offers a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Theewaterskloof is renowned for its agricultural activities, and scenic landscapes including the Theewaterskloof Dam, a popular spot for fishing, boating, and picnicking. This region is dotted with charming small towns, each with its own unique attractions and friendly communities. When you stay in Riviersonderend access to all TWKs wonders is a short drive away!

Whether seeking adventure, history or a peaceful nature retreat, Riviersonderend and the Theewaterskloof area have something for everyone. Pack your bags and explore the hidden gems of this picturesque part of South Africa.

Plan on spending more than a day in Riviersonderend? If you are, there is a large selection of accommodation to suit most budgets. From rustic self-catering farm cottages to luxury guesthouses, there’s a place you can call home when you stay in this beautiful part of the world.