Kubu Island
Lekhubu
Granite rock island and national monument featuring prehistoric archaeological ruins and massive baobab trees. This sacred site contains ancient stone tools and dry stone walls set within a rugged wilderness landscape. Read more…
Admission
4x4 vehicle required for access; registration at Mmatshumo required.
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This dry granite rock island is a geological outcrop situated within a vast sea of salt. The terrain is characterized by a rugged wilderness landscape featuring unique rock formations and a collection of massive baobab trees. The area also supports diverse local wildlife.
As a National Monument and sacred site, the island preserves significant prehistoric heritage. Archaeological remains include ancient dry stone walls and prehistoric stone tools. These features reflect the long-standing cultural and historical importance of the site.
The island is open for exploration and includes campsites located directly under the baobab trees. It is a frequent destination for overlanders seeking a remote environment.
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