Must-see attractions in Fish River Canyon

Sulphur Springs (more commonly called Palm Springs) is an excellent campsite with thermal sulphur pools (a touch of paradise) to soothe your aching…

This viewpoint has probably the best – and most photographed – overall canyon outlook, with views that take in the sharp river bend known as Hell's Corner…

Hikers’ Viewpoint, a few kilometres north of Main Viewpoint (at the start of the hiking trail), is one of the most stunning lookouts in the area, with…

From atop this pass, you’ll have a superb view of Four Finger Rock, an impressive rock tower consisting of four thick pinnacles (though they more closely…

An impressive rock tower consisting of four thick pinnacles (though they more closely resemble a cow’s udder than fingers) that can be seen from…

The view from this lookout is one of the best along the route. It's a fine place to rest and to contemplate Fish River Canyon's massive gash in the earth.

At the southern end of Kooigoedhoogte Pass, on the west bank of the river, lies the grave of Lieutenant Thilo von Trotha, who was killed here in a 1905…

Important landmark rock formation visible from numerous points along the canyon hike.

A corner of the canyon, surrounded on three sides by high rocky walls.

Between Three Sisters rock formation and Kooigoedhoogte Pass.

Sharp river bend between Main and Hikers' Viewpoints.

An important lookout at the Hobas end of the canyon.

Down near the Ai-Ais section of the canyon.

Landmark near the canyon's northern end.

A well-located vantage point.

An important rock formation.

An important landmark.

An area of dense thorn scrub around 30km beyond Sulphur Springs.

Landmark in the canyon not far north of Ai-Ais.

Rock formation inside the canyon.