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Finchley Farm Cottage – Willowmore, W. Cape

Finchley Farm Cottage – Willowmore, W. Cape

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Finchley Farm Cottage – a superb choice of accommodation in Willowmore The attractive town of Willowmore has an interesting history. The Willows was a trading centre in 1864 and was first named Willow-Moore. The town of Willow-Moore was founded in 1864 when Frederick and William Joseph Moore donated land to the Dutch Reformed Church. Today Willowmore is known for being the gateway to the Baviaanskloof which is a World Heritage site. The area is well known for its sheep- and…

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Verloren Rivier – Willowmore area, Eastern Cape

Verloren Rivier – Willowmore area, Eastern Cape

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Willowmore is an attractive town in the Eastern Cape, and it serves as a gateway to the rugged Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area. Of course, the town is also a popular stopover for travellers exploring the Karoo and on their way down to George. In terms of accommodation, you will love staying at Verlorenrivier, a traditional family farm with extraordinary beauty.

Keurfontein Country House | Willowmore, Eastern Cape

Keurfontein Country House | Willowmore, Eastern Cape

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Willowmore has everything you need for an exhilarating getaway in the Karoo.  It is situated on the N9 between Willowmore and Uniondale.  Apart from fresh, brisk walks in the countryside, there are also great restaurants, coffee shops and tea gardens along with some interesting shops that will tempt you to part with some bucks. An interesting aspect of Willowmore is that its Royal Hotel is the second older Royal Hotel after the one in Ladismith. The hotel is a great…

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Uitspan Guest Farm | Willowmore, Eastern Cape

Uitspan Guest Farm | Willowmore, Eastern Cape

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Baviaanskloof, 47 kilometers from Willowmore, is a relaxing and comfortable place where you can truly “span uit” in the wonder of nature. and enjoy wonderful peace and quite away from he hustle and bustle of your busy life back home. They offer their guests three shady campsites with 220V electricity, water and lights and braai packs are available to purchase. They also provide wood, homemade jams, roasted coffee, honey bush tea, biltong, dried fruit and ice are for sale. Their…

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