HONEY GUIDE CABIN
Type : Self-catering Accommodation
Location : Swellendam
After Cape Town and Stellenbosch, Swellendam was the third settlement to be founded by the Dutch East India Company. The Drostdy was completed in 1747 and in the same year the new district was named Swellendam in honour of Governor Hendrik Swellengrebel and his wife Helena ten Damme. Swellendam is a busy centre of a thriving agricultural region.
Description : For peace and tranquillity - a genuine 'get away from it all' experience.
Situated on the farm Van Reenens Crest (halfway between Swellendam and
Heidelberg on the N2) atop a ravine amidst the rolling hills of the
Overberg, the fully equipped cabin offers spectacular views of the Langeberg
mountain range and vast countryside.
Watch the buck from the stoep as they come out to graze in the cool of the
late afternoon.
Amazing bird life with over 175 species counted.
Ideal for mountain biking, hiking and fishing.
We also offer bed & breakfast in comfortable accommodation in close
proximity of the farmhouse. The freestanding flatlet accommodates 2 persons
and comprises of a double bedroom, bathroom, lounge and kitchenette.
Tariff : R150 per person per night.
Postal Address : P.O. Box 8, Buffeljagsrivier. 6742
Physical Address : Van Reenens Crest, N2, (between Swellendam & Heidelberg.
Telephone : 028 512 3762
Cell : 084 516 3596
Fax : 028 512 3770
Your hosts : Trevenen & Hesphia Barry
E-mail Enquiries: Honey Guide Cabin
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