Calitzdorp Accommodation with Pool
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This stylish 1830 homestead is centrally situated in the heart of the port capital of South Africa, Calitzdorp, overlooking port vineyards and within walking distance of all the wineries, galleries, s... Read More
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Die Stalle (The Stables) was originally built as the residences for two of the owners of undivided shares in the agricultural land bordering the Kleinrivier (Little River). Later owners turned the hou... Read More
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Die Bokwagtershuis, "Goat keeper's house", was originally built during the 19th century as accommodation for Matjiesvlei's goat keeper. His task was to tend to all the goats of the different farmers i... Read More
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KarooLife is situated in Queen Street in Calitzdorp , the Port Wine Capital of South Africa which is situated in the Western Cape on the now famous Route 62 , the longest wine route in the world. It i... Read More
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Calitzdorp Country House - Known for pampered luxury and gourmet meals. Nestled amongst the vineyards overlooking Calitzdorp is the magnificent four star Calitzdorp Country House. It is beautifully fu... Read More
The Queen of Calitzdorp is a four star establishment set in the centre of the Calitzdorp town and is within walking distance to Boplaas, De Krans and Calitzdorp Cellars wineries.
The main house has... Read More
Come and have a most relaxing stay in Die Dorpshuis. Our beautifully decorated en suite rooms are equipped with Satellite TV and coffee/tea making facilities. Our accommodation includes a self caterin... Read More
Welcome to Soeterus Guest Farm. The peace and tranquillity of a true Klein Karoo experience awaits you just outside of Calitzdorp, the Port Heartland of South Africa.
Situated on Route 62, it is eas... Read More
The Retreat is an old Victorian farmhouse in the lovely Groenfontein Valley conservancy, bordering on the 129.000ha Swartberg World Heritage Site and situated 20kms northeast of Calitzdorp on a scenic... Read More
In the heart of the Little Karoo lies the quaint and peaceful town of Calitzdorp on Route 62.(Western Cape, South Africa)... Read More
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Calitzdorp Reviews
Calitzdorp
We stayed over in Calitzdorp for some wine tasting. With Calitzdorp Wine Cellar, De Krans and Boplaas so close together, this worked out very well within the limited time that we had available! On the downside, we didn't expect to only have 3 restaurant choices for dinner.
- Anton Kruger
Calitzdorp
Lovely town and I go there at least twice a year
- Etienne Gerber
Calitzdorp
We had a very enjoyable two days there at Peter Bayley Port and an organic lunch
- Mike Field
Calitzdorp
Friendly town
- David Riley
Calitzdorp
A most interesting and different Karoo town with a large variety of things to see:
- art galleries displaying paintings from a variety of artists with lovely local folk portraits
- apricot picking, something very different,
- wine cellars
- restaurants with delicious food, multitude of coffee houses,
- nick nack shops filled with all the tempting jams and pickles and unusual metal work
The organ recital is well worth hearing in the evening and the surrounding drives and scenery spectacular.
The friendly folk were extremely hospitable. Without doubt a village worth exploring.
- Stephen Gettliffe
