Heidelberg

A tranquil little village on the banks of the Duivenhoks River, Heidelberg is named after its more famous sister city, Heidelberg, Germany. The town developed around a church established in 1855 to serve the farming community living in the area between Swellendam and Riversdale. It offers the visitor great natural beauty and real country hospitality. It has an interesting history with many tales of the Anglo-Boer War. The total population of Heidelberg consists of 5320 people. The original community consisted of the Khoi-San people.

ACCOMMODATION
	SKEIDING GUEST FARM A 1200 hectare working farm with free range ostriches, wheat, boerbok, Nguni cows and Dohne Merino sheep. Guests can experience farm life at it's best, tour with Neels, feeding the largest bird in the world - For further information click here
	WATERKLOOF GUEST HOUSE Waterkloof is arguably one of the finest commercial farms in the Heidelberg district and has been in the family for seven generations. The guest house is fully accredited by TGCSA and has a five star grading - For further information click here