Our official logoWelcome to Marrick Safari in the Northern Cape, South Africa

Come and enjoy friendly African farm hospitality in the un-spoilt Bushveld of the Northern Cape. 

Marrick is situated approximately 480 kilometers south west of Johannesburg and only fifteen minutes from Kimberley Airport. Explore this diverse countryside, a three thousand hectare spread of savannah thornveld. An eco-system sustained by herds of indigenous antelope and an abundance of bird life.

We offer you an experience of a lifetime.

Game: You can view several game species in their natural habitat, like the Gemsbok, Blesbuck, Rooihartebees, Eland, Springbok, Zebra, Giraffe and many more.

We offer a variety of activities that include:

- Hiking
- Game drives
- Horse riding
- Mountain biking
- Fishing (Yellow Fish)
- River rafting
- Bird watching
- Microlight flights
- Tours

Services

We can:
- organise
various tours in and around Kimberley
- cater for all needs/self-catering (fully equipped)
- Marrick also offers a shuttle service to and from Kimberley Airport.

Recreation

A recreation area, true to the story of an African farm, next to the swimming pool.

- Table tennis
- Pool/snooker
- Lawn games

Feel free to enjoy a cool refreshment, nothing like a pink gin and lots of ice to let you relax after a hot, exciting day on an African safari venture. Or try our wind pump sherry: cool, clear, cold untainted spring water from Mother Earth.

Places of interest

In addition to the "Big Hole", the largest manmade excavation in the world, there are also the world class William Humphrey's Art Gallery and the McGregor Museum, The Sanatorium building in which the McGregor Museum is housed. the famous Boer-war battlefields and the Kimberley Club, that Cecil John Rhodes frequented. 15 minutes from Marrick is the Wildebeest Kuil Rock art tourism centre, which reflects beliefs of the Xam and San groups that can be sensed in the rockThe Halfway House Pub - drive-in pub since Cecil John Rhodes was served here on horseback paintings and engravings. For example, the Eland, one of the antelope on Marrick, was a favourite animal to the makers of South African Rock Art and appears in many majestic images. Its fat, its blood and sweat, were all believed by the Xam to be sources of supernatural potency, called "Gi".

Marrick Game Ranch is you place in the Sun.
Come and experience the African Sun with us.

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Last updated on 23 May 2004
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