Aucamp Arabians

The farm Natalshoop, 1600m above sea level, contains some of the most magnificent scenery in all of Africa. This farm is little disturbed by mankind, with wildlife such as eland, mountain reedbuck and zebra taking refuge in its seclusion.  High up in the slopes of the mountain is a natural breeding spot for the African vulture. The call of the white crest eagle is heard often while the reedbuck and klipspringers are seen regularly. Night cameras spotted leopard, brown hyena and servals.

Our Arabians enjoy life while being surrounded by sable antelope and golden gnu in the farm's private breeding program.

Wild flowers, including some rare alpine species, a close relative of South African national flower, the protea, flourish in the veld on the mountain sides and along the edges of the streams. The streams originate in springs high up in the mountain. The water is clear and fast flowing, where rainbow trout naturally breeds in the Spekboom River.

It is here where we breed and train our horses, where our horses are happy!