Travel with the Mielie-Hop Shuttle to Nampo

Avoid the traffic congestion getting to Nampo by using the Mielie Hop – the easiest way to NAMPO and back!

Travel with the Mielie-Hop Shuttle to Nampo
The Engen northern gate, next to the beer garden, has been designated for the exclusive use of the Mielie Hop service.
Photo: Annelie Coleman
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Park you car in Bothaville, take a taxi and avoid the traffic congestion. You will be dropped right at the gate.

The Bothaville Mielie-Hop shuttle service between the town and Nampo has been running for more than 15 years. The Engen northern gate, next to the beer garden, has been designated for the exclusive use of the Mielie Hop service.

This gate is adapted for disabled visitors as well.

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Shuttles leave every 30 minutes on the hour from 7am until 4pm in the town and 6pm from the Nampo terrain.

Cost of trip one-way: R30,00

Pick up points

STOP 1: Louvre Guesthouse
7:00am
8:00am
9:00am
Google Maps direction

STOP 2: High School Hostel
7:00am
8:00am
9:00am
Google Maps direction

STOP 3: Bothaville Info
7:00am
8:00am
9:00am
13:00am
14:00am
Location

STOP 4: Mielie-Hop Gate
8:00am
9:40am
10:40am
15:00pm
16:00pm
17:00pm
Location

For more information or to book for longer distances, contact: Hettienne von Abo-Moolman | 083 439 1140 | email: [email protected].

This article was updated with new dates and times.
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Annelie Coleman represents Farmer’s Weekly in the Free State, North West and Northern Cape. Agriculture is in her blood. She grew up on a maize farm in the Wesselsbron district where her brother is still continuing with the family business. Annelie is passionate about the area she works in and calls it ‘God’s own country’. She’s particularly interested in beef cattle farming, especially with the indigenous African breeds. She’s an avid reader and owns a comprehensive collection of Africana covering hunting in colonial Africa, missionary history of same period, as well as Rhodesian literature.