Fertile Tulbagh valley.Today, the quaint town of Tulbagh is regarded by many as the “heart of the Boland”, luring visitors from all over the world to share in its colourful history and proud traditions.
takes its name from the age-old mountain pass that led early settlers over the Obiqua mountain and into thefertile Tulbagh valley.Today, the quaint town of Tulbagh is regarded by many as the “heart of the Boland”, luring visitors from all over the world to share in its colourful history and proud traditions.
In 2010 it was decided to open Oudekloof to select visitors, offering guests the opportunity to stay in the luxuriously-appointed Cape Dutch manor house on a bed-&-breakfast or self-catering basis.
Guests enjoy a secluded retreat with many activities for outdoor and nature enthusiasts, including hiking, mountain biking, bird watching and sight-seeing or wine-tasting in the historic valley.
Upon request, guests can also enjoy an on-site massage, pre-arrival shopping, and a wide range of special romantic or celebratory experiences.
takes its name from the age-old mountain pass that led early settlers over the Obiqua mountain and into thefertile Tulbagh valley.Today, the quaint town of Tulbagh is regarded by many as the “heart of the Boland”, luring visitors from all over the world to share in its colourful history and proud traditions.
In 2010 it was decided to open Oudekloof to select visitors, offering guests the opportunity to stay in the luxuriously-appointed Cape Dutch manor house on a bed-&-breakfast or self-catering basis.
Guests enjoy a secluded retreat with many activities for outdoor and nature enthusiasts, including hiking, mountain biking, bird watching and sight-seeing or wine-tasting in the historic valley.
Upon request, guests can also enjoy an on-site massage, pre-arrival shopping, and a wide range of special romantic or celebratory experiences.
Address:
Oudekloof Wine Estate
Oudekloof Farm, Tulbagh, 6820, South Africa,
zonquasdrift,
South Africa