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Architect, Gilbert Colyn who also designed the Conservatoire of Music at the University of Stellenbosch which is deemed one of the finest conservatoires in the world, sensitively transformed the badly neglected buildings, a stable, barn and old farm house, estimated at being approximately 250 years old, into three upmarket chalets situated between the orange groves and with magnificent views to the mountains.
At Klein Boschkloof the silence and tranquillity can be felt.
With the town and all its modern day amenities in close proximity, Klein Boschkloof is the ideal base from where the Cederberg, Lambert’s Bay, Elands Bay, the mission station at Wupperthal, Namaqualand and many other small towns along the N7 national road can be explored.
Klein Boschkloof is ideal for a peaceful weekend away from the hustle and bustle of city life, a family get together, intimate wedding or that birthday party away from it all.
Every year at spring (August – October) the environment surrounding Klein Boschkloof changes from changes from arid to one that shares in a colourful display of wild flowers.
San rock paintings, Rooibos Tea farms, the legendary Strassberger Shoe factory, nearby Bird Island, world renowned rock formations and an assortment of other places of interest are worth a visit.
For the more energetic visitor, Clanwilliam offers an annual triathlon (October), hiking trails, swimming, cycling, mountain climbing, bouldering, horse riding, water sports and fishing at the Clanwilliam Dam. Or . . . explore the area by air from one of The Red T Company’s various aircrafts.
Clanwilliam has a very moderate winter climate with champagne evenings from May to October.
KLEIN BOSCHKLOOF IS MALARIA-FREE
The difference between ordinary and extra-ordinary is that little bit extra ….. and that is exactly what Klein Boschkloof offers! |
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