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KLEIN BOSCHKLOOF FARM – EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES

 

Klein Boschkloof Farm is situated in the unspoilt Boskloof Valley which borders onto the Cederberg Wilderness Area.  

 

The Jan Dissels River, the only perennial river in the Cederberg, from which the water supply to the farm is obtained, runs through the Boskloof Valley and has its origin at Algeria in the Southern Cederberg.   The water is unpolluted and fit for human consumption.

 

Klein Boschkloof Farm has approximately 3000 orange trees from which 300 tons of oranges are harvested annually.   Oranges are harvested in May (Navels) and September (Valencia).   Most (85%) of the citrus harvested at Klein Boschkloof Farm are exported through a local packing agent.  

 

Table grapes are also cultivated on the farm – it is mainly sold through local outlets.   Children visiting can assist in feeding the chickens and bringing in the eggs.   

 

Other activities include swimming in the complex pool, mountain biking, star gazing, birding (black eagles are regularly seen soaring the sky).   Small game such as Klipspringers, Steenbokkies, porcupines, and even mountain tortoises are often spotted when walking/driving down the Boskloof Road.  

 

If lucky, you may spot a leopard or just its footprints.   Baboons are regularly seen and heard.   The complex pool is surrounded by indigenous shrubs and trees – the red flowers of the Weeping boer-been trees (Schotia brachyptala) attracts many of the beautiful malachite sun-bird.   Even the call of the fish eagle can at times be heard.

 

A vast number of hiking trails are in close proximity - Krakadouw Hiking Trail which is an overnight hike, Warmhoek Trail which passes along San rock paintings, a walk up Die Toring and God’s Window Walk - or simply take a stroll down the Boskloof Road. Fresh crayfish (in season) and fish can be purchased from the quay at Lamberts Bay or Elands Bay. Every year at spring (August to October) the Boskloof Valley, Clanwilliam and Namaqualand shares in a colourful display of wild flowers

 

For more information on the Cederberg please visit

http://www.cederberg.com

 
 

 
 
 
       
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