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Clutha Mine started producing in 1891. This historical mine is a great visit for those who would love to know how mining operations work.

Adults (16+) : R520
Children (13-15) : R320
Children (7-12) : R260
Toddler (0-6) : R180
Pensioners (65+) : 240
Schools : R250
University Students : R320

Group discount & concessions on request

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Clutha Mine started producing in 1891. This historical mine is a great visit for those who would love to know how mining operations work.

This tour will undoubtedly leave lasting memories and there is a little education in it for all.

A great way to have fun with the kids!

Here one can experience the progression from traditional mining methods to the modern way and get a real understanding of what happens underground.

We complete the tour at the historical Digger’s Retreat, where food & beverages will be available for your account.

A pop-up lunch can be provided upon request at an additional fee of R150-00 pp. Bookings essential.

Taste our famous Barberton Barney Steak with chips and salad – never to be forgotten.

Morning Tour : 09h00 – 12h00
Afternoon Tour : 14h00 – 17h00

Depart from Barberton Adventures, after signing indemnity forms
Arrive at Clutha Mine
Spend +-1 hour underground, depending on tourist interest
Depart to Suid Kaap River for prospecting (+-1 hour)
Voluntary lunch (either at Diggers Retreat or designated picnic spot “Pop-Up Lunch” next to the river)

FREE PROSPECTING AT THE SUID KAAP RIVER
Equipped with gumboots, shovel and pan you can also experience the thrill of prospecting like in the Hey Days!

Food & Beverages for duration of the whole tour
Transport (driving own vehicle to location)

Q : What shoes do we need to wear?
A : Gumboots are provided. Closed shoes recommended.

Q : Do I need warm clothes?
A : Yes, a light jacket.

Q : Do I need sunblock and a hat?
A : Recommended for prospecting.

Q : Are there bees?
A : Yes, at certain times of day. If you are allergic to bees make sure to bring your specific medication.

Q : Are there spiders and snakes en route?
A : Yes. TIA (This is Africa).