Discovered roughly 100 years ago, Paula’s Cave was named after the archaeologist that discovered the site. Unfortunately the paintings haven’t weathered well, and were only declared a national monument in 1951. 

The cave is believed to have had significant spiritual meaning to the ancient Bushmen, and houses a number of ancient drawings that depict red-haired humans with extended bodies, several animals including those of elephant and rhinoceros, a group of black men with arrows, several pregnant women, and other figures holding hands. 

You can enjoy a scenic drive while watching for game before ending at the caves to view the paintings and take in the history of these nomadic tribes. 

Start: Please query at reception, as this can be arranged for any time of the day. You will be accompanied by a professional guide and have cold water supplied for the journey. 

Duration: 2 – 2.5 hours.