2025 Hartbeespoort Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

This restaurant and attraction is located in Hartebeespoort (also known as Harties) on the North side of the dam. Here you’ll find little shops, a restaurant that actually does serve most of its dishes with or on french toast. Many people don’t know that this was actually a movie set at first for the Afrikaans movie ‘French Toast’. Actual sets seen in the movie are still easily recognizable once you visit this attraction. Besides this, there is a little Eiffel tower which is the main attraction where you’ll see most people take their pictures. Right outside the the restaurant you’ll find a few shops selling biltong, baked good and some memorabilia. The food was well priced and the quality better than expected. Note that when it is busy, you might have to wait to get a table and the food takes roughly 15-20 min after ordering, before it is served. #frenchtoast #food #harties #date #northwest #breakfast #outing #holiday #worthit

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A beautiful experience of being up close and personal with the animals in their natural habitat 🥹 📍Address:Lion & Safari

Great Portuguese cuisine. Great shopping for African curios.

Lions & Safari Park in South Africa offers an unforgettable wildlife experience. Located at R512 Pelindaba Road, Hartbeespoort, it’s open daily from 8 AM to 6 PM. The park features guided game drives, animal encounters, and self-drive safaris, catering to all adventure levels. Facilities include restaurants, picnic areas, and a curio shop. Entry costs range from R160 to R400 per person, depending on the activities chosen. Recommended for its close encounters with lions, cheetahs, and giraffes, it’s perfect for a full-day outing. Start with a morning safari, enjoy lunch on-site, and end with a relaxed visit to the gift shop.

#timetotravel and take a walk on the wild side. Rescued from nearby Botswana, these with gentle giants will allow you close to touch them and feed them. Too traumatised to live in the wild now, these elephants are being loved and cared for by their competent handlers at the Elephant Sanctuary in Hartbeespoort! After a short informative and educational talk on elephant behaviour and characteristics, the field rangers introduce visitors to their elephants. Visitors then take a leisurely stroll on a well trodden path with these beautiful animals towering behind them towards a clearing where they can get to know them up close in a relaxed and calm atmosphere. #trip