With the frantic pace of life in the 21st century, many people are longing for a stay on a secluded, beautiful farm where they can escape from all the noise and chaos of city life. Frog Mountain Getaway is an 80-hectare farm in the Langeberg Mountains near Swellendam and is just what is recommended for worn-out souls. The farm is waiting to welcome you, where you can become one with nature and have your equilibrium restored. What’s on offer at…
Swellendam is one of South Africa’s oldest towns, lying beautifully at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains in the Western Cape. When visiting the town, you’ll find that it still reflects its heritage through its well-preserved buildings. Of course, it is also known for its fantastic outdoor activities, and it’s a super popular destination for all kinds of travellers. There is no shortage either of excellent accommodation, and Aloe Canyons is one of these, a fantastic working farm. It offers…
Swellendam, one of South Africa’s oldest towns, is a charming destination set against the majestic Langeberg Mountains in the Western Cape. Known for its rich history and well-preserved Cape Dutch architecture, Swellendam offers visitors a unique blend of heritage and natural beauty. This vibrant town is surrounded by lush farmland, nature reserves, and scenic landscapes, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, culture lovers, and travelers seeking a peaceful retreat. From exploring the historic Drostdy Museum to discovering nearby Bontebok…
Swellendam is such a picturesque town, and its drawcard is that it is close enough to Cape Town so that you can do a day trip. The town lies at the bottom of the exquisite Langeberg Mountains. People love the illustrious history of the town, and the fact that the Tourism Bureau provides a brochure with the name ‘Swellendam Treasures’ which is indicative of what all is in store for you in this beautiful town. There are many beautiful farms…
The Lismore Farm is old and established, having been in the Barry family since 1844. The farm has an illustrious history and when you’re visiting it can be riveting listening to how it was once used as a horse breeding farm for the Dutch East India Company and other interesting facts. Today the farm is used for dairy and and you’ll find Jersey cows as well as a Nguni herd. The farm is also a member of the Groot Vaders…