Prince Albert Accommodation

Swartberg Country Manor is nestled on the farm 'Voorbedacht' situated in the Cango Valley at the foot of the world-renowned Swartberg Pass. The picturesque panoramic view of the Swartberg Mountains will bring comfort to anyone that wants to 'get away from it all' and simply soak up the peace of its tranquil surroundings.

The Retreat is an old Victorian farmhouse in the lovely Groenfontein Valley conservancy, bordering on the 129.000ha Swartberg World Heritage Site and situated 20kms northeast of Calitzdorp on a scenic, winding gravel road, 59kms northwest of Oudtshoorn, and 38kms southwest of the Cango Caves, on scenic winding gravel roads, just off the magical Route 62. Rates are Dinner Bed & Breakfast .

17km en route to the world famous Cango Caves situated in the foothills of the majestic Swartberg Mountains, with breathtaking views of green valleys and hills, a quiet Karoo guest lodge with thatched roofs and natural brick melts into its surroundings.  We offer eight en-suite rooms, a dining hall and bar, off-road parking near the rooms and a salt-water swimming pool.

Award winning, Altes Landhaus is situated in the tranquil Schoemanshoek Valley, 12km from Oudtshoorn, a historic town with Ostrich Palaces in the Little Karoo. Near attractions such as Cango Caves, Swartberg Pass and Ostrich Farms. Beyond the Outeniqua Mountains (45 min drive) is the world famous Fancourt Golf Course, beaches of the Garden Route, Knysna & Plettenberg Bay.

The Thorntree Country House is a private and secure luxary retreat situated on the route to the Cango Caves and the Swartberg Pass, also within easy reach of the Cango Ostrich Farm and Cango Wildlife Ranch.

Rietfontein Ostrich Palace, a working ostrich farm situated between Calitzdorp(Port Capital of the World) - & Oudtshoorn (Ostrich Capital of the world) on the Route 62(longest wine route in South Africa.)

For the sophisticated young at heart we offer an African experience with comfort, tranquility and style, furnished with hand-picked African art-efacts, textiles and art. Our relaxing Bed and Breakfast is built on the adjoining property for ultimate privacy and it is situated in a typical Klein Karoo indigenous garden, complementing the African architecture

Built in 1905 by Sidney Herbert Adley during the 'Ostrich Feather Boom' this magnificent Victorian home was bequeathed in 1948 to the orphans of the Second World War. Mr/s Macmoran tended 16 Polish orphans until they completed high school in the early sixties. It was then sold. We bought it in 1989 and undertook the arduous task of restoration. Hilda started a Bed & Breakfast in 1994 which is n

Come experience true tradition, excellence and grace in the colonial style reminiscent of a by-gone era. The Queen's Hotel is situated next to the world famous ostrich museum and in close proximity to a multitude of restaurants, curio and coffee shops.

The guest rooms in the outbuildings, previously the school where the Schoeman children were educated, the cart-shed turned wine-press, or even an ox wagon used by earlier generations, have been suitably furnished to give you a unique experience of the outdoors.