Sinkshack Guest House

The Sinkshack Guest House is an establishment offering accommodation and live music performances in its restaurant and bar area. It is characterized by its distinctive tin walls and neon lights that illuminate the premises at night. The guest house is situated in the heart of Mpumalanga, a province in South Africa.

The restaurant at the Sinkshack Guest House features live music performances, serves local cuisine, and provides an atmosphere where people can gather to enjoy blues music and have a good time in a small town setting. The guest house is located in the town of Bronkhorstspruit, which forms a triangular area along with the towns of Rayton and Bapsfontein, approximately 50 kilometers east of Pretoria.

Bronkhorstspruit is a small farming community that is worth visiting due to the beauty of the surrounding area. It is home to the Nan Hua Buddhist Temple, the largest Buddhist temple and seminary in Africa. The town originated as a railway station and lies on the border between the Gauteng and Mpumalanga provinces.

The Bronkhorstspruit dam is a major attraction in the area, known for being one of the most productive bank angling spots in the country. The banks of the dam are lined with thick grass, providing excellent cover for bass fish awaiting their prey.

The accommodation units at the Sinkshack Guest House are beautifully decorated with tin walls and furnished with double and single beds. Each unit has its own bathroom and television set.