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The Cango Caves will open its doors to the public on Friday.
This, after they had to shut down the caves due to the National Lockdown for six months.
The Caves, which successfully draws about 250 000 tourists a year, is regarded as a provincial, national as well as an international tourism treasure.
Acting manager, Alison Moos says the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and its resultant negative impact on the economy of the region, meant that the Cango Caves management along with key partners of the Oudtshoorn Municipality had to think very carefully about its future business and plan for it accordingly.
She says this is the first time since opening its doors in the late 1900s that the Cango Caves had to close its doors for such a long period.
