The Cottage is a comfortable self-catering cottage, located in a quite area bordering the De Hoop Nature Reserve. Situated on a working farm the accommodation is ideal for couples looking for a romantic retreat of a small family.
The rustic cottage has two bedrooms, a comfortable living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a large old fashioned fireplace. Guest can make use of the braai facilities in the outside lapa and relax in the swimming pool.
The unit is equipped for self-catering with a bed and breakfast option available on request with farm-style meals and fresh bread on baking day.
Activities on the farm include mountain bike and hiking trails. This is a wonderful birdwatching area with a variety of 260 bird spices. Visit Swellendam, Malgas, Arniston, Southernmost Point of Africa, Witsand and Infanta.
The Cottage
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Getaway Summary
PRICE (pp sharing):
from R 360
PRICE (unit):
from R 1,440 - 1,440
GETAWAY TYPE
Bed and Breakfast, Self-catering
Overview
"hicking & excellent dinners"
29 Apr 2017
By Fritz Laufs
"comfortable Cottage,"
"The cottage and surrounds are lovely"
02 Feb 2017
By Lesley, South Africa
"What a well equipped and authentic character filled cottage. The hostess even dropped us off some fresh farm baked bread. The surrounding farm lands are beautiful and De Hoop nature reserve was close by. The reserve is beautiful. Great hikes and views. A lovely beach with warm seas. We enjoyed our stay at the cottage thoroughly."
"Good"
22 Nov 2014
By Dave, South Africa
"Clean, comfortable and cosy."
"Get away from everything!"
21 Oct 2013
By Elize, South Africa
"Spacious farm cottage with everything you need to get away from it all. No tv, no radio, no cell phone reception in the cottage, so all you can do is eat, sleep and read! Close to De Hoop for wonderful whale-watching, and to Malgas, for crossing the Breede River on the pontoon. The cottage is on a working farm with fascinating activities. The canola fields must be lovely in August. Many small pools where you can spend hours watching birds. Would love to go again!"
