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Phone: +27 834285305 E-mail : Salty Waters in Delareyville extends West on the N 14 route from Gauteng , Tarlton , Ventersdorp , Sannieshof, Barberspan , Delareyville, Kuruman, Upington and to the Kalahari desert.Relentless sun alleviated only by torrential rain makes summer in North-West Province something of an endurance test aim to come. Baberspan Bird Sanctuary, some 16 km from Salty Waters, is one of the largest waterfowl sanctuaries in South Africa. Over 350 species have been sighted here including species from afar as Asia, Europe and Russia. Included in the total bird count of 12 000 birds are the Pink backed Pelican, Flamingo, Goliath Heron, Wood Sand Piper, Yellow Billed Stork and the Purple Gallinule. Another not to be missed birding experience is a visit to the Delareyville salt pans, especially in the summer months when thousands of flamingos can be viewed.Description:Ten rooms with double beds with end-suite bathrooms , bar frige and DSTV. Rooms with aircon. Family rooms & Self cateringFacilities:AirconBarber/Beauty ShopCoffee Maker in RoomDesk in RoomDry cleaning/laundryEnglish BreakfastFamily RoomsFree parkingIron/Ironing BoardMini BarNon-smoking roomsOutside Braai AreaSecure ParkingServiced DailyShops/Commercial ServicesSatellite TelevisionWheelchair accessibleGPS directions :Latitude : 26 40`55.87” SLongitude : 25 27`30.57” EBarberspan Bird Sanctuary, North West ProvinceBarberspan Bird SanctuaryRegarded as one of the largest waterfowl sanctuaries in Southern Africa, Barberspan Bird Sanctuary is a huge 2000 hectare body of water that is RAMSAR Convention-accredited, indicating its international importance for migratory birds and waterfowl. The Barberspan bird sanctuary lies on the outskirts of the little known Delareyville, close to Vryburg on the N14 highway and roughly three hours’ drive from . Barberspan is the largest of a series of pans that lie in the fossil bed of the Harts River. The pan, which measures roughly 600 metres wide and 1 550 metres in length lies within the Barberspan Bird Sanctuary. More than 12 000 birds and over 365 have been recorded here - the sheer numbers and diversity mean that the sanctuary is extremely popular with birders. Part of the reason for so many birds is that it is one of the few permanent bodies of water on the western highveld, and during the dry months, provides food and shelter for these large numbers of waterbirds. It is home to, amongst others, , , grebes, terns, herons, cranes, ibis and bitterns, and all but one of the South African duck species have been sighted at the pans. Barberspan Bird SanctuaryPower boats are not allowed in the pans and even canoes and rowing boats are restricted to the southern s