Hankey, the oldest town in the Valley, is home to the largest sundial in Africa (diameter: 36.4m) as well as the remains of Sarah Bartmann, a Khoi-san woman who was laid to rest upon a hill outside the town after leading a tragic life of ridicule and shame due to her strange body shape. From the Toposcope in Hankey, onlookers will have the most magnificent views of the Gamtoos flood plains, while the 9-hole golf course offers the perfect opportunity to unwind.
- The Sundial, said to be the largest (diameter is 36.4 meter) of its kind in Southern Africa, was erected by the late Dirk Shleringhout in 1989 after his arrival in the Gamtoos valley from Holland after the Second World War
- Sarah Baartman grave
- Toposcope
- 9 Hole Golf course
- The remains of the Milton Water Mill from 1858 which was destroyed in the 1932 floods.
