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Tulbagh Country Guest House – Cape Dutch Quarters – Tulbagh, W. Cape

Tulbagh Country Guest House – Cape Dutch Quarters – Tulbagh, W. Cape

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Tulbagh, a picturesque town in the Western Cape of South Africa, is nestled in a fertile valley surrounded by majestic mountains and vineyards. The town boasts an impressive collection of restored Cape Dutch architecture, especially along Church Street. Tulbagh is also known for its wine estates and vibrant local culture. It’s a popular town for anyone looking for relaxation. Tulbagh Country Guest House was established in 1999. Today, it can accommodate up to 12 people. Let’s take a look at…

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Langdam in Koo Guest Farm and Camping – Montagu, W.Cape

Langdam in Koo Guest Farm and Camping – Montagu, W.Cape

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Montagu is a charming Klein Karro town, and it’s also known as the gateway to the scenic Route 62 wine route. The town is famous for its hot springs, its rugged mountains, and its Cape Dutch and Victorian buildings. Also, the surrounding vineyards and fruit orchards are a drawcard as well. How awesome to get farm accommodation in this paradise, and Langdam in Koo Guest Farm offers you a fabulous, peaceful escape in the mountains. Contact Details: The Koo Valley,…

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Fynbos Guest Farm & Animal Sanctuary – Wolseley, W.Cape

Fynbos Guest Farm & Animal Sanctuary – Wolseley, W.Cape

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Wolseley is a town in the upper Breede River Valley region of the Western Cape. You’ll find it in a fertile valley surrounded by majestic mountain ranges. What’s more, you can even do a day trip to Cape Town because the town is about 90 minutes’ drive from Cape Town. The beautiful area around the town makes it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Popular activities include hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching. The town is a wonderful destination for anyone looking to…

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Old Sam’s Cottage – Bradasdorp, W. Cape

Old Sam’s Cottage – Bradasdorp, W. Cape

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Bredasdorp is a town in the Southern Overberg region of the Western Cape. The town is a centre for wheat farming, sheep farming, and other agricultural activities. The town also offers several attractions for visitors such as the Shipwreck Museum, the Heuningberg Nature Reserve which is a drawcard for hikers and nature enthusiasts, as well as the town being a gateway to Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, wheat fields, and stunning…

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40 Winks Guest House – Greenpoint, Cape Town

40 Winks Guest House – Greenpoint, Cape Town

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If you want a luxurious stay in Cape Town which is warm and inviting, then you’ll do well to try out 40 Winks Guest House. This is affordable luxury at its best. The 4-star guest house comes with luxury en-suite rooms and its very setting, lying below Signal Hill means that you are close to all the attractions that holidaymakers want to see like the Cape Winelands, the cable cars, Kirstenbosch Gardens, Robben Island and Chapman’s Peak among others. What’s…

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Casa Da Baleia – Gouritsmond, W.Cape

Casa Da Baleia – Gouritsmond, W.Cape

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Gouritsmond is a gorgeous, tranquil coastal village in the Western Cape. It is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and it lies at the mouth of the Gourits River. You’ll find pristine beaches and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you’re wondering where Gouritzmond is, I suppose you could say it’s fairly close to Mossel Bay. So if you want to escape to a lovely retreat, take a look at what Casa Da Baleia…

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Elands Bay Beach Cottage | Elands Bay, Western Cape

Elands Bay Beach Cottage | Elands Bay, Western Cape

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    Elands Bay is about 2 hours away from Cape Town. More and more people are looking to escape holidays in the city and are looking for more laid-back, less crowded, more remote getaways. This is where Elands Bay becomes so sought after. Elands Bay has so far managed to ward off the development that takes away their charm. People certainly comes to Elands Bay to escape the rat race and to be close to nature. People who holiday…

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