Affi Lande Boetiek Guest farm and wedding venue  Verified Listing

All of the chalets are fully equipped for self-catering, fitted with a kitchen, a large patio, a built-in sandstone braai and fireplace, daybeds and quality tables and chairs.
The only 2 units that is not self-catering is the Hartbeeshuisie and the Studio, but it offers tea- and coffee-making facilities and the Hartbeeshuisie has a big private boma with table and chairs and a hammock.The Studio has a private courtyard with table and chairs.
Morung, which means in the bush in Sotho, is our luxury bush glam camping.

Attention to detail has been seen to all over and you can expect a chocolate and flower on your pillow, freshly baked rusks and coffee- and tea-making facilities in your chalet.

All chalets are private and spacious with 2 bedrooms, each with it's own en-suite bathroom, queen-size bed with Egyptian cotton linens and down feather duvets and pillows. The kitchen comprises a stove with an oven, a microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and cutlery and crockery.
You can cuddle up on a comfy couch in front of the fireplace in Bloureën chalet or enjoy a board game whilst sipping on a complimentary glass of sherry.

Surrounded by the glorious Maluti Mountains, the little town of Fouriesburg lies just 10 kilometres from the Lesotho Border in arguably one of the most beautiful corners of South Africa; the ‘little Caledon’ River flowing gently past the town and close to a number of well-known hiking trails.

Touted as a typical eastern Free State town with its rolling hills and wide open plains, nestled in amongst sandstone mountains, and enough sunshine days to make the most hardened traveller envious, Fouriesburg lies in the Brandwater Basin, formed by the Witteberge to the west and the Rooiberge in the north. The little sandstone church in town was built in 1893 and this historic building, together with the blockhouse and the President Steyn House, make a visit well worth the effort.

Just a few kilometres away is the charming little village of Clarens just outside the Golden Gate National Park. Clarens, richly endowed with trees, is much sought after by artists and those in retirement who have moved here to settle, and the town is much visited by people from all over the country and further afield.

The Boesmanskrans hiking trail is one of several incredibly beautiful trails in and around Fouriesburg. Even in winter this hike takes in a surprising amount of greenery and offers two one-day hiking trails. Meiringskloof is a beautiful little nature reserve quite close to Fouriesburg that is well worth a visit. It not only has some pretty little picnic spots, but is also the departure point for the Brandwater Hiking trail.

*Braai Area.
*Secure Parking.
*Conferencing Facilities.
*Braai Area.
*No Smoking Indoors.
*Pets By Arrangement.
*Self-Catering.
*Serviced On Demand.
*Conferencing Facilities.

*Basotho Cultural Village.
*Clarens Village Conservancy.
*Golden Gate National Park.
*Maloti Route 26.
*Moteng Pass.
*Adamo Restaurant.
*Bella Rosa Restaurant.
*Dine at Clementines.
*Dine at Makiti.
*Friends Restaurant & Pub.
*Boesmanskrans Hiking Trail.
*Horse Riding at Mont Plaisir.
*Horse Riding at Pumula Farm.
*Horse Riding at Ventersberg Stables.
*Kututsa Hiking Trail.