Where to stay in Baviaanskloof for self catering?
In the peace and quiet of the Baviaanskloof, Uitspan offers self catering accommodation as well as campsites with caravan access. Bo-Kloof offers self-catering accommodation in the beautiful Kolgans Chalet or in their guest house.
Where is Tweede Tol in Bainskloof, Western Cape?
The site is located at the original tollgate of the beautiful Bainskloof Pass, built in 1853. Tweede Tol (second toll) is one of two tolls on the pass (the first is at the top of the pass just after the Bainskloof Trading post and is one of very few buildings to survive on The Neck of the pass).
Where is the second toll on the Bainskloof Pass?
Tweede Tol (second toll) is one of two tolls on the pass (the first is at the top of the pass just after the Bainskloof Trading post and is one of very few buildings to survive on The Neck of the pass). It was built in 1851 as the original tollgate on the pass and is also known as Wolwekloof (wolf’s gorge).
Where are the best campsites in the Baviaans?
In the peace and quiet of the Baviaanskloof, Uitspan offers self catering accommodation as well as campsites with caravan access. Vaalwater is situated on the Vaalwater Road, between Uniondale and the Baviaanskloof, a mere 2km from the main Baviaanskloof access road.
Where are the campsites in Baviaanskloof in kudu Kaya?
The chalets and campsites are both located on the working citrus farm “Ysrivier”. Enjoy our hospitality in a safe and rustic environment. Day trips into the adjacent Baviaanskloof Nature Conservation Area to view wild animals and the magnificent scenery can be arranged.
Where is Baviaanskloof valley of the baboons?
The Baviaanskloof – meaning “Valley of the Baboons” – is one of the World Heritage Sites located in the Eastern Cape. It is a protected areas within the Cape Floral Region. The region lies approximately 120km west of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.