Calitzdorp


SOUTH AFRICA

AFRICA

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Calitzdorp, overlooking a valley that spills like a Horn of Plenty from the Swartberg foothills, is the fruit-bowl of Kannaland and source of South Africa's finest port wines. If the Klein Karoo or Kannaland of old is still alive, then its spirit is here, lingering perhaps in some vista of loft-doored cottages up to their cheeks in orchard bloom. For nowhere is the authentic character of a Klein Karoo community and the unique architecture of the region better preserved. In the spectacular mountains that shelter Calitzdorp on three sides, nature too, seems unspoiled by the twentieth century. Awaiting the ecology-minded explorer is a wealth of flora, fauna and geological fascination. No wonder that so many visitors stay longer than they intended, soaking up the region's beauty.

 ACCOMMODATION
CALITZDORP COUNTRY HOUSE

Built in the style and luxury of a gentleman’s country residence and extravagantly furnished with antiques, Persian rugs, original art and exquisite fabrics, it boasts every amenity you would expect from a five star luxury guest house - For further information click here

MATJIESVLEI GUEST FARM

Far away from the hustle and bustle of city life, set in the old historic village of Matjiesvlei, are various self-catering cottages. They nestle at the base of the imposing Swartberg Mountain Range and are in the vicinity of working ostrich and dairy farms - For further information click here


SUNSHINE COTTAGES

Sunshine Cottages offers spacious Self Catering Cottages with a country feel, all fully equipped. A Home from Home atmosphere. Numerous wine cellars, most within walking distance. Excellent value for money - For further information click here

THE RETREAT AT GROENFONTEIN

The Retreat is an old Victorian farmhouse set in 560ha of the Groenfontein Valley Conservancy bordering on the 129.000ha Swartberg Nature Reserve. Your hosts, Grant and Marie, enjoy treating guests to true Klein Karoo hospitality - For further information click here



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