Citrusdal Hot Springs Cold Bokkeveld

Citrusdal Hot Springs is located in the Citrusdal valley of the Cederberg region in the Western Cape of South Africa, where sulphated thermal waters emerging at around 43°C from geological formations of the Cape Fold Belt have created one of the country's most scenically beautiful and historically appreciated natural thermal destinations amid citrus orchards and mountain fynbos. The sulphate-rich mineral composition of these springs is valued in the South African natural bathing tradition for the comfort of the skin, well-being, and the restorative appeal of warm mineral immersion under the open sky of the Cederberg mountain landscape. The surrounding Cederberg wilderness—renowned for its extraordinary rock formations, ancient San rock art sites, and the dramatic natural arches of the Wolfberg—gives Citrusdal Hot Springs a natural and cultural setting of exceptional significance, where the springs have been known and valued since San hunter-gatherers first inhabited these mountains thousands of years ago.