Rock art in South Africa is valued for its historical and cultural significance, dating back thousands of years.
These windows into the past offer unique glimpses into the lives, beliefs, and practices of ancient indigenous peoples, particularly the San.
Some of these rock art sites are publicly accessible, however, a majority of these sites require visitors to be accompanied by a certified guide.
If youre interested in exploring the history of rock art in South Africa, these regions offer several tours that can be included into your next trip.
1. CederbergBushmans Kloof is located in the Cederberg Mountains in the Western Cape and preserves over 130 ancient rock art sites created by the San people, with some pieces estimated to be over 10 000 years old.
