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Swellendam

Lying at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains, the picturesque town of Swellendam is the perfect base from which to explore the Overberg Region and the surrounding wine lands. Swellendam is not only the largest youngberry growing area in the world but is also bursting with heritage, culture, architecture and also offers excellent restaurants and accommodation.

Barrydale

Barrydale is one of those beautiful little villages that beckon one to linger. Situated on Route 62, Barrydale lies on the border between the Cape Overberg and the succulent Klein Karoo. Barrydale boasts a generous supply of accommodation, has a strong community with arts and crafts and an eclectic mix of restaurants.

Infanta

Want to see whales? Cape Infanta is situated on the Western side of the Breede River Mouth just opposite Witsand. This is the whale nursery, and in Infanta the mothers and their calves come so close to the low cliffs of the village, you feel like you can reach out and touch them – the males cavort along the horizon – showing off their magnificent skills of breaching, spy-hopping, slapping and lob-tailing!

Buffeljachts

Buffeljachts is nature’s wonderland, an area of peace and tranquility. With farms offering a whole range of activities to keep you entertained. Horse-riding, gliding, canoeing, mountain-biking and waterskiing are only a few of the activities the area has to offer.

Stormsvlei

At Stormsvlei the Sonderend Mountains turn into hills, with Bromberg further on marking the end of the range. There is a picturesque little church for weddings, a wonderful restaurant and the old Post Office has been converted into a beauty salon. For many years an important stopover for travelers on the Cape Wagon Route to Swellendam the historic hamlet of Stormsvlei now offers a range of services for a unique country getaway.

Malagas

Malagas, formerly called Malgas, is host to the only remaining Pont in South Africa, which has been in operation since 1860. The little historical village was originally an important inland harbour. Today this area is a nature lover’s paradise with a fynbos-rich backdrop, river and sea fishing and some of the best bird watching in the Overberg.

Suurbraak

"A Place called Paradise" is a quaint village, nestled amongst streams of running water and sheltered by giant oaks. When you walk around admiring this charming historical mission village, the sense of community is almost tangible. Horse-drawn ploughs, rustic furniture making, organically grown vegetables, the industries that have evolved in Suurbraak take the visitor back to a long forgotten time, and remind you of a simpler life.