Cederberg Guest-house Accommodation
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Discover 8 accommodation options in Cederberg with an average price of R1,133 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Cederberg offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Cederberg adventure? With prices averaging around R1,133 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Cederberg stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
R 1,800
Old Village offers self-catering cottages on an organic citrus farm near Citrusdal, two hours from Cape Town along the N7 Spring Flower Route. This historic village, established circa 1725, includes a period country restaurant, bar, and art gallery for accommodation.
Quay West Holiday Home
Quay West is an upmarket retreat near Velddrif's Berg River. This secure double-storey holiday home has two en-suite bedrooms, balconies, full kitchen and braai terrace. Guests have Wi-Fi, fireplace and kayaks, all within walking distance of the river, historic Bokkomlaan and local cafes.
Yellow Aloe
R 2,150
This upmarket country-chic guest house in Clanwilliam offers guest rooms with distinct characteristics in a quiet corner of garden space. It overlooks the Cederberg mountains and provides accommodation in a historic thatch-roofed house dating back to 1810.
JubelnJuig
R 1,300
Jubel n Juig Self-Catering offers an apartment just 200 m from Dwarskersbos Beach. The accommodation includes a patio, BBQ and outdoor dining facilities. Free off-street private parking is available in front of the apartment.
R 1,150
Vindoux is a family-run guest farm in the foothills of the Saronsberg Mountains, just outside Tulbagh, offering accommodation in luxury treehouses, a self-catering Tree Lodge, and five self-catering cottages, with a day spa and large pool.
R 3,120
Merindol Manor is one of the oldest heritage homes in the Riebeek Valley, heart of the Swartland, about an hour's drive from Cape Town, South Africa. This accommodation offers four spacious double rooms with en-suite facilities, mountain, pool and garden views.
R 990
Oasis Country Lodge offers spacious air-conditioned double rooms in a tranquil garden setting on the N7 in Klawer. An ideal stopover between Cape Town and Namibia or base for exploring the Olifants River Valley.
Goblin's Creek
R 1,208
Goblin's Creek accommodation in Stompneusbaai offers 4 bedrooms with log fireplaces and 2 garden rooms with TVs and showers. Features 5 private wood fired hot tubs, inverter battery backup system, swimming pool, and proximity to Stompneus Bay beach.
About Cederberg
Cederberg is a mountainous region in the Western Cape, extending over an area of about 100 kilometres from north to south. It is characterised by its dramatic sandstone formations and deep valleys, formed over millions of years by erosion and geological activity. The highest peaks reach over 2,000 metres, providing a backdrop for various recreational pursuits. Rainfall in the area varies, supporting a range of plant species adapted to the semi-arid conditions.
The Cederberg Wilderness Area is a protected zone where visitors can discover ancient rock art created by the San people thousands of years ago. Sites such as those near the town of Clanwilliam showcase paintings that depict animals and human figures, offering insights into prehistoric life. Hiking trails lead through these sites, with paths like the Wolfberg Cracks providing challenging routes for experienced walkers. The area also includes farms producing rooibos tea, a plant native to the region and now a popular export.
Wildlife in Cederberg includes species like the elusive Cape leopard and various birds, making it a spot for wildlife observation. The fynbos biome here supports proteas and other endemic plants, contributing to the area's botanical diversity. Activities range from mountain biking to stargazing in the clear night skies. For those planning a visit, options for Cederberg accommodation include campsites and guesthouses that blend with the natural surroundings, allowing for an immersive experience. Access is via roads from Cape Town, about 200 kilometres away, making it feasible for a weekend getaway.
Local communities in the Cederberg area engage in agriculture and tourism, with events like the Clanwilliam wildflower show in spring highlighting seasonal blooms. The Olifants River flows through parts of the region, supporting irrigation for farms and creating opportunities for water-based activities. Overall, the area's conservation efforts help preserve its unique features for future generations.