Silozwane Cave
A large rock-art cave on community land south of the national park, famous for its huge human figures, giraffes and serpentine motifs.
Silozwane Cave lies on community land south of Matobo National Park. It is a large elevated rock shelter, its walls painted with big human figures, giraffes, antelope, birds and a long serpent-like motif, ranking among the largest sites in Matobo. From the parking spot, the climb up a steep granite slope takes about 15–20 minutes. The surface is smooth, so take care in rain. The site is managed by the local community and usually requires a small entrance fee paid to a custodian. Road conditions are poor, so it is best visited with an experienced guide or by hiring a vehicle through a lodge.
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