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- District of Philippolis, Free State
Travel Information
Map of South Africa showing the airports and the location of Kishindo Tiger Canyon
A Google map of Vanderkloof dam & the location of Kishindo Tiger Canyon
Flying over Gariep Dam
Directions
By Air
- Both Commercial or private charter flights are available for your trip.
- All commercial flights from Johannesburg or Cape Town land in Bloemfontein at Bram Fischer Airport. It is a 2½ hour drive from Bloemfontein to Kishindo.
- Kishindo has a preferred list of shuttle services, or car hire agents available in Bloemfontein.
- All charter flights depart from ether Johannesburg or Cape Town and land land at the Gariep airstrip, which is 1 hour drive from Kishindo. A Kishindo vehicle will collect you from the Gariep airport.
- Cape Town to Bloemfontein is approximately is a 1½ hour flight.
- Johannesburg to Bloemfontein is approximately is a 1 hour flight.
- Please contact us for further information.
Directions
By Road
- We can arrange transfers from Bloemfontein, or you can self-drive.
- From Bloemfontein: approximately a 2½ hour drive (±200km).
- From Port Elizabeth: approximately a 6 hour drive (±500km).
- From Johannesburg: approximately a 6½ hour drive (± 600km).
- From Cape Town: approximately a 10 hour drive (± 900km).
- Please note for self-drive the 25Km road from Philippolis to Kishindo is a dirt road. During rare heavy rains guests will be collected from Philippolis.
- Please contact us for further information.
“Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, healthy, free, the world before me.”
- Walt Whitman
