This settlement in the Richtersveld was named after Ds Peter Eksteen who served the first church congregation in 1945. The town is mostly populated by a group of people originally known as ‘Bo-Sluis Basters’ who settled there in the 1940’s as a result of the apartheid’s separatism policies of the day. Today the community has become very close-knit and thrive on stock farming and working on the various diamond mines in the Richtersveld.

Accommodation

	Kom rus 'n Bietjie A converted old mining shack which the local women's group renovated to provide comfortable self-catering accommodation. The guesthouse has eight beds, shower/ bath and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen. There is also place for tents and caravans.
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