North West Province Accommodation

The North West Province of South Africa is a scenic region of the country bordered on the north by Botswana and by the South African provinces of Free State, Gauteng, and Northern Cape.

The North West Province is a once-in-a-lifetime vacation for outdoors enthusiasts, due to its many natural wonders, such as the Barberspan Bird Sanctuary, and recreational amenities, such as the Bloemhof and Vaalkop Dams or some of the best rock climbing in the world.

One of the least visited provinces of South Africa, it offers adventurous travelers the chance to see the unusual, while still staying in comfort at the province's many fine hotels and guest houses.

Travelers to the North West Province, whatever their interests and budget, will be able to find accommodations that fit their needs.

Economy travelers and backpackers will find inexpensive hotels and hostels in the province's towns and villages, and those with larger budgets will want to stay at the province's lush resorts, many located to give visitors easy access to hiking, canoeing, birding, golf, and other outdoor fun.

Most hotels should be able to book tours and activities for guests, such as trips to Pronutro Zip 2000, the world's longest zip slide.