On your way to the Augrabies Falls enjoy peace and tranquillity in a beautiful guesthouse, surrounded by green vineyards and sweeping landscapes. A stay in The Falls guesthouse is a truly relaxing and luxurious experience. With warm, welcoming and friendly hospitality this guesthouse with its tranquil setting is a sight worth seeing when visiting the Northern Cape, and is situated only 2km outside the Augrabies Falls National Park.ACCOMMODATIONThe guesthouse comprises four modern, stylish private units. Every unit has a spacious room, with a bathroom and fully equipped kitchen area. The tastefully decorated rooms include an air conditioner, heater and a television. Getting into bed under covers of soft white duvets after an exciting and adventurous day enjoyed in the Northern Cape, makes you feel like royalty, surrounded by style and luxury. The luxurious fluffy bath towels, multifunctional shower and under-floor heated tiles make for a spa like bathroom experience. FACILITIESCoffee and some home-made rusks in the fully equipped kitchen make an excellent late night feast. In the morning a delightful farm style breakfast can be enjoyed at the lapa area while enjoying the view of a valley of lush green vineyards. For cold winter nights there are barbecue facilities which can be used and for those hot summer days a sea blue swimming pool is inviting. HISTORYThe Falls Guest House is situated on the beautiful farm Fraaigelegen in the Northern Cape. Hospitality has been enjoyed for years by guests in this area. Since as early as the 1920’s guests have experienced great hospitality at Fraaigelegen. In those days the farm was owned by Piet and Matty Nel, who were the grandparents of guesthouse owners Piet and Adele du Plessis. The land where the Augrabies Falls are found was originally owned by Piet Nel and he later sold this land to the National Parks of South Africa. In the early 1920’s Matty had a café where she served the tourists and guests that were on the route to the Augrabies Waterfalls. In those days the supplies for the little shop were carried by a horse named Appel (apple) from Kakamas’s station 30km away. The house named “Hokaai” where Piet and Matty lived still exists today. This was the building that Adele used to start her guesthouse in 2001 before she built the current guesthouse in November 2005. Today this family’s generosity, kindness and hospitality is carried on by The Falls guesthouse and their hostess Adele du Plessis. ACCREDITATIONS
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