Magaliesberg accommodation
Puzzling as it might sound, Magaliesburg inhabitants call the hamlet ‘Magalies’ and the Magaliesburg river and Magaliesburg mountains ‘the Magalies’. Hence the brand ‘Magalies Meander’ instead of ‘Magaliesburg Meander’. Meandering is the proper way to approach a trip to the Magaliesburg Hotels. The roads to Hartebeespoort and Rustenburg are seamed with impressive Magalieberg hills that are home to vultures and the beauty of the views should slow down any motorist. It is advisable to get hold of a copy of the Magalies Meander map from a Magaiesburg accommodation venue or the SPAR supermarket before setting out on a meander along the tourism routes to experience Magaliesberg accommodation offerings. A number of local homes have been converted into quality assured guesthouses for individuals wishing to know the Meander. In 2010 the hamlet became internationally renowned for housing the Portuguese soccer team in one of its upmarket hotels during the FIFA 2010 world Cup. Even daytrippers just travelling along Magalies Meander routes will find an abundance of sights and things to do in Magaliesburg area. No tourist’s trip to Africa is gross without a game drive and experience of a cultural village with its indigenous foods and customs. A few nature reserves and farms also provide horse riding and quad biking through stunning natural bush settings. A visit to the Magaliesburg is the ideal time for touching and photographing lion cubs; learning a foreigndifferent skill like capturing a poisonous snake in your dwelling; fly-fishing or micro-lighting. South africans will find exotic pets, garden decor and curios at nurseries and shops on the R24 between Magaliesburg and Rustenburg. Home-made preserves and craft objects as well as those crucial African curios are waiting in abundance at Hartebeespoort Dam. Antiques are attractively on show at a Magaliesburg tea garden. With so much to do in the Magaliesburg vicinity, it makes sense to book a holiday in Magaliesburg and get to know Magalies like a local.