Okavango Crossing Shopping Centre — Local services in Western Cape

I came here one sunday afternoon with my mother and brother for lunch and to do alittle bit of shopping. So we decided to go have lunch at spur and tried out there chicken and prawn Snitchel full portion witch was absolutely beautiful and a must try. As the time moved on and we had finish our food me and my brother got a beer just to top that brilliant meal. We saw that is was already past 4 and we havent even shoped yet. So we paid and rushed out thinking that most of the shops we wanted to go to were closed. So down the stairs we went and to my surprise almost all the shops were still open for a reasonable amount of time. So we stopped the ruch and shopped relaxed. Good to know that places are open on sunday at times like that. So we continued to shop and once again lost track of time until the shops started closing. It was now reaching 19:00 and as me and my brother are very active people we decided that we will stay for a beer and conversation then we would order supper when the time felt right. We enjoyed our supper meal once again. Off we go to find the car and our car guard remembered us instanly after so long and showed us to our car witch we forgot where we parked. We gave hime a tip and drove off. This place was very helpfull and allround the service...

It is a convenience centre. The renant stores have been consistent for the last 3 years. The water shop changed from a walk-in service to a vendor-like self service. The latter is ok but the shop was better.

If you're in a rush, parking might frustrate you as well as exiting. The exits are located in 2 places, both of which enters into extremely busy roads, but neither are regulated by traffic lights, so just be cautious and patient.

Unfortunately the bathrooms always reek of pee and it is not a pleasant experience.

The centre houses 3 eateries, a novelty store, 2 supermarkets, a pharmacy, a vetshop selling food; tick and flea remedies and items like toys, treats and leads and collars. A chemist and optometrist forms part of the centre, as do a biltong and nut shop, laundry and a pizzeria. A little cellphone repair and accessory shop slong with a barber shop rounds the centre off. There is a closing shop called PEP but the garments are below standard and reminds of cheap imports.

Undercover parking is available as well and this is where you will find the car wash.

A gym sorts out the fitness folks.

All and all a good place to visit.

When you're done, grab a milkshake st the drive through, you will need it while enduring the...

Not to bad just parking attendants very annoying expect payment for centre free parking some shops are friendly except for when I visited the Dr surgery,the only Dr on that complex I asked the receptionist lady that works for the Dr some questions about the Dr like does he except medical aid and other important questions as I would like to make appointment sometime soon,she definitely was not friendly at all and very off-putting as if she was doing me a big favour and the look I got was very off putting indeed ??? No...