Archives the town's history, timber history and the Anglo-Boer War.

The Bartolomeu Dias museum complex was officially opened on 3 February 1989, however the Mossel Bay museum industry can be traced back to the 1960's when the Mossel Bay museum was first opened. The museum later became known as the Post Tree museum complex before being renamed again in 1989

The Museum (old school house built in 1902) represents the history of the village after the arrival of the Searle family in the late 1850's, the usage of water power through the past century and the local history of the Khoisan. The Information Centre is housed in the Museum

The Cango Caves is one of the worlds great natural wonders, sculptured by nature through the ages. Fascinating limestone formations in a wide variety of colours. An underground wonderworld

The Transnet Transport Museum is the largest transport museum in South Africa where the history of the railways is preserved for future generations. Various transport items are on display, selection of steam locomotives, road transport vehicles, paintings, furniture, crockery, cutlery, model locomotives and planes, vintage cars and a large model train layout.

Oudtshoorn was once the world centre of the ostrich-feather trade, which made some people millionaires. The CP Nel Museum, housed in the former Oudtshoorn Boys' High School building, recreates the boom days that swept this Little Karoo town - and its totemic flightless bird - to world prominence.