Braeside Bed & Breakfast, Swellendam, Western Cape
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Telephone: +27 (0)28 514-3325, Facsimile: +27 (0)28 514-1899, Mobile: +27 (0)83 266-1363
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CATEGORIES: Accommodation in South Africa » South Africa Bed & Breakfast » South Africa Guest Houses » South Africa Honeymoons » DESCRIPTION: An historic Cape Edwardian guesthouse, with breathtaking views of the Marloth Nature Reserve. This guesthouse is situated in a serene area of picturesque Swellendam. Enjoy lavish South African hospitality at affordable prices. Enjoy our individually decorated guestrooms, with bathrooms 'en suite,' and always pure cotton linens and towels. Rooms are complete with fresh flowers, barfridge, and coffee and tea facilities. Complimentary beer is provided for your pleasure. Guests are invited to refresh themselves in our swimming pool provided for their personal use. Braeside Bed & Breakfast offers breathtaking views of the Langeberg Mountains and the unspoiled Marloth Nature Reserve. Peace and tranquillity are found in its large grounds, complete with a koi pond and abundant bird life. Our inclusive breakfast is a truly unforgettable experience, served on the patio balcony, and matched only by the beauty of the surroundings. The perfect getaway retreat, from which to explore the hiking trails, the historic sights, the wine routes, and beautiful Bontebok Park - the ideal stopover when touring the Western Cape. AccommodationAll our rooms are prepared with loving care, and always with those little personal touches ... that make all the difference. Our African rooms are decorated in authentic style ... large bedrooms, with luxurious en suite bathrooms, also available with twin beds. About SwellendamThe third oldest settlement in sunny South Africa, Swellendam is at the start of the Garden Route, and is the heart of the Overberg. Nestling at the foot of the majestic Langeberg mountains, it is renowned for its architecture and history. Founded by the Dutch East India company in 1745, and named for the first governor of the Cape and his wife, the town flourished under British colonial rule, and blossomed into the jewel that it is today in a proud independent member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Additional Facilities & Recreation • Day Trips - A visit to Cape Aghulas • Ride through the beautiful forestry trails in the foothills of the Langeberg, led by an experienced guide • Feel the G-forces as you loop the loop in a weekend glider trip organised in conjunction with the local flying club. • Whale-watching flights can be arranged during the winter months when viewing is best. • Water Skiing • Hike the Marloth Nature Reserve in the Langeberg Mountains overlooking Swellendam or visit the Bontebok National Park. • Mountain bikes are available for hire by the day, or half-day • Enjoy a leisurely cruise on a double-decked wooden raft, with full amenities, on scenic Buffeljachts Dam in the heart of the Langeberg mountains. • Rent a canoe, and really explore. • Wine tasting can be arranged. |
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DIRECTIONS: From Cape Town From Cape Town along Route N2 over Sir Lowry's Pass towards Swellendam. Take the 'Swellendam West' exit (R60 to Ashton, left), and continue 300m until you reach a 4-way stop sign. Turn right into Voortrekstraat (which is the main street of the town) and then continue for approximately 4km to where the road forks. Bear left, following the sign for Caravan Park,' taking you into Van Oudtshoornweg. Follow the sign for Braeside Guest House (about 300m ahead).You will see the house at the 3-way stop at the next left turn (entrance on Tilneystraat). |
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