Oudtshoorn's early fortunes, evident by some magnificent Victorian
Sandstone homesteads, arose from the popularity of ostrich feathers
in the era. With the downfall of this trade, the ostrich is more of
a tourist attraction at present, with the popular ostrich rides and
ostrich products like meat, ornamental eggs and leather goods.
Nearby are the Cango Caves. These Caves are world renowned for
their beautiful stalagmites and stalactites and are a hugely
popular tourist attraction, well worth a visit. Other attractions
in the area include camel riding and the wildlife ranch with its
cheetahs and leopards.
Queen's Hotel
The Queens Hotel offers colonial style accommodation and
service that is reminiscent of a by-gone era.
Tel: +27 (0)44 302 3333 WebsiteEmail
Feather Nest
Relax in two luxury modern private suites with own lounges.
Enjoy relaxed tranquil oasis setting. Abundant bird life.
Here guests are made to feel special.
Tel: +27 (0)44 272 3782 WebsiteEmail
A-1 Yotclub BnB
A beautiful old homestead, situated in the very centre of the town.
Safe 3 minute walk to all the restaurants. Private Waterfront. Bird sanctuary.
Tel: +27 (0)44 279 2247 WebsiteEmail
Oue Werf
Come and enjoy Oue Werf’s full service luxurious accommodation
and traditional countryside hospitality, in the heart of the charming Schoemanshoek Valley
Tel: +27 (0)44 272 8712 WebsiteEmail
Far Hills Country Lodge
Far Hills Country Hotel, centrally situated between Mossel Bay, Knysna
and Oudtshoorn, is an ideal base to explore the famous Garden Route...
Tel: +27 (0)44 889 0000 WebsiteEmail
Yamkela
Yamkela. Xhosa for "Welcome" and that is exactly how you will feel when entering our guesthouse.
Yamkela is situated in the hart of the Klein Karoo ...
Tel: +27 (0)44 272 7716 WebsiteEmail
Buffelskloof Guestfarm
Here you will find peace and tranquillity like never experienced before.
Buffelskloof Guest Farm offers you the choice of staying in any of its four uniquely restored farm cottages.
Tel: +27 (0)44 213 3786 WebsiteEmail
Oakdene Guest House
This charming Victorian home was built in 1853 and declared a National Monument in 1988.
Six en-suite rooms with air-conditioning, TV with M-Net, hairdryers, tea trays, telephone ect.
Tel: +27 (0)44 272 3018 WebsiteEmail
