Offering luxury accommodation, Steenbok Guesthouse is situated midway between Cape Town and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. This property offers individual air-conditioned rooms with a private patio/braai are, free parking and free WiFi. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, basic kitchen utensils, microwave, mini fridge, coffee stand, mini dining table, dressing table with hair-dryer and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. A private entrance leads guests into the air-conditioned unit, where they can enjoy a coffee/tea or still water. This apartment is allergy-free and non-smoking.

Brandvlei is a small town in the Karoo region of the Northern Cape, South Africa. This is where a 19th-century trekboer called Ou Brand settled. Brand camped at this spot at the Sakrivier, a dry river bed, which only occasionally had water after good rains – and which typically result in flash floods. The settlement was cut in two by such a flood in 1961. After it was recovered, a municipality was formed in 1962. This Brandvlei is located in the Bushmanland, also known as the Thirst Land, Dorsland in Afrikaans and should not be confused with the Brandvlei south of Worcester in the Western Cape. From 1974 until 2005 it was the location of an entire Long Range Artillery Battalion of the SADF, co-located with a Helicopter Transport Squadron and a Ground Attack Jet Squadron of the SAAF[3] Activities Birdlife - The salt pans are transformed into bird sanctuaries after the summer rains (Nov-Mar). Dutch Reformed Church - Built in Neo-Gothic style. Lekkerlê and Kans - Two farms exhibiting splendid displays of San rock engravings. Verneukpan - In 1929, Sir Malcolm Campbell unsuccessfully attempted to break the world land-speed record here by travelling over 300mph in his Bluebird 1