Strandveld Vineyards Verified Listing

Elim > Western Cape > South Africa

North Cottage

South Cottage

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Member since: 5 Feb. 2018

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Kitchenette

Garden

Bath towels

Shared lounge/TV area

Fridge

Linen

Microwave

Covid-19 H&S Certified

Braai/BBQ Area

Fireplace

Dining Area

Child friendly

No smoking

Tea and coffee facilities

TUCKED AWAY OFF THE BEATEN TRACK STRANDVELD IS SITUATED BETWEEN BREDASDORP, ELIM AND CAPE AGULHAS. THE NEAREST AMENITIES ARE SITUATED IN BREDASDORP 34KM AWAY OR STRUISBAAI 35 KM AWAY. BLACK OYSTERCATCHER, 5 KM AWAY HAS A RESTAURANT WHICH IS OPEN FOR LUNCH.

Escape from city life and into a state of pure relaxation at the Strandveld Vineyard Cottages. Revel in the wide open spaces, in the natural beauty and the tranquillity of this unspoilt slice of heaven. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the vineyards, take time to stop and smell the fynbos and bask on the unspoilt beaches of the Cape Agulhas region. Bring your mountain bikes to explore along marked routes, trail run or trek and pack for a picnic at the dam.

Strandveld Vineyards offers two beautifully restored old colonial style self-catering cottages. Each cottage sleeps two persons, both cottages are quaintly decorated and among the charming features each is equipped with a fireplace, the perfect place to enjoy a glass of fine Strandveld Vineyards wines on those billowy evenings.

The North Cottage houses a double bed whilst the South Cottage contains two single beds. Extra mattresses may be requested for children.

Our range of unique Strandveld Vineyards wines are produced in limited quantities from only the finest grapes carefully selected from quality vineyards – each expressive of the terroir with which they have become synonymous.

The Navigator, our flagship red, pays homage to Prince Henry, the patron of early Portuguese exploration who instigated the first voyages in the discovery of new trade routes.

Adamastor, our flagship white, is named after the mythical sea god of wind and storms in tribute to the tempestuous conditions which our vines have had to constantly endure.