Mountain Zebra National Park Restaurant

The craggy heights of the Mountain Zebra National Park's Bankberg embrace rolling plains and deep valleys, and have become an entrancing preserve for the Cape Mountain Zebra.

White Rose Guest House is a new guest house offering upmarket contemporary accommodation in a peaceful environment, and is situated in the second oldest street in the Cradcock district.

We offer six en-suite bedrooms, each with its own TV, and communal kitchen facilities are available. Secure parking and barbecue facilities in a lovely garden are provided, and if guests so choose, meals can also be arranged.

Albert House is a beautiful early Victorian Manor House, providing Bed and Breakfast accommodation

Heritage House Bed & Breakfast ... where the best rest. Situated in a large tranquil treed garden within walking distance of the Cradock central business district.

 Nietgenaamd B & B offers affordable upmarket accommodation in comfortable, spacious rooms. It has a unique old world atmosphere and is furnished to reflect the graceful living of "yester-year", fitting to its character and position. It is easy to find and close to the major businesses.

Die Tuishuise consists of 25 restored Karoo cottages in Market Street, Cradock. Each cottage is decorated antiques and period prints to capture Settler living at the turn of the century. Recipient of the Simon van der Stel gold medal for restoration and the AA Heritage accommodation award in 1999, it is like stepping back in time.

The Cradock House is a beautifully restored, turn of the century Karoo Homestead, steeped in local history and set on large tranquil grounds.

Annie’s House is a four-star guesthouse set in Adderley Street. It enjoys proximity to the town whilst retaining the quiet of a country lane. The guest House is both authentically Victorian and comfortably Modern, with spacious light-filled rooms equipped with every possible comfort.

Self-contained cottages available for holiday rental year-round. The private, fully equipped and furnished units feature their own entrances, often in a garden or forest-type setting.