Description
Explore the historic fish traps of Arniston and Waenhuiskrans, where traditional fishing methods have been used for generations. These ancient stone structures, built by the Khoikhoi people, are designed to catch fish during low tide. Wander along the rocky shores to see these remarkable traps and gain insight into the sustainable fishing practices of the past. A visit to the fish traps offers a unique opportunity to connect with local heritage and appreciate the ingenuity of historical coastal communities. Shell Middens: Traces of the Past
Discover the shell middens scattered along the coastline, ancient heaps of shells and other remnants left by early inhabitants. These archaeological sites provide a fascinating glimpse into the diet and lifestyle of the Khoikhoi and other indigenous peoples who lived here thousands of years ago. As you explore these middens, you’ll uncover layers of history that tell the story of the region’s early human activity and its connection to the sea.
Best during daylight hours.
Free Entry
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