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Western Cape Guest Farms - 3 Guest Farms in Western Cape South Africa

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Where is Western Cape? Country : South Africa (437)   Western Cape Regions Tourism Region Breede River Valley (6) Cape Peninsula (54) Garden Route (55) Klein Karoo (12) Kommetjie (1) Overberg (22) West Coast (9) Winelands (25) Town Hermanus (11) Knysna (13) Stellenbosch (10)

Kleinfontein Farm Accommodation Type : Guest farm Western Cape Guest Farm in Wellington, Winelands, Western Cape, South Africa Standard Rates : Per Person Sharing from R1100 to R1400.    Kleinfontein is owner-run and offers a true home-stay experience where visitors are welcomed as personal guests. Kleinfontein is situated in the beautiful Bovlei valley amidst delightful gardens and has magnificent mountain views...... PHOTO GALLERY AND INFO | REQUEST A QUOTE Nuy Valley Guest Farm Accommodation Type : Guest Farm Western Cape Guest Farm in Worcester, Breede River Valley, Western Cape, South Africa Standard Rates : Per Person Sharing : R230.    Situated on a working farm on the longest wine route in the world, the Route 62, the Nuy Valley Guest Farm comprises 19 en-suite rooms, some with scenic views, and nine unique wine cellar rooms, which are perfect for groups. Farm-style meals are served in the à la carte restaurant from 08h00 - 17h00. Evening meals are by booking only. There is also an à la carte and a buffet menu on Sundays... PHOTO GALLERY AND INFO | REQUEST A QUOTE Rietfontein Ostrich Palace Accommodation Type : B & B; Ostrich Guest Farm Western Cape Guest Farm in Oudtshoorn, Garden Route, Klein Karoo, Western Cape, South Africa Standard Rates : Per Person Sharing from R385 to R405.    In the early 1900s, Oudtshoorn became South Africa’s ”Ostrich Capital” and Rietfontein was the first ostrich farm. The farm was established by the Potgieter Family in 1879 and by 1910 it was the world’s biggest, carrying 10 000 birds. Today it is still a working ostrich farm... PHOTO GALLERY AND INFO | REQUEST A QUOTE

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