CAPE WILDERNESS Bartholomeus Klip

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Enquire now » The beautiful wilderness setting of Bartholomeus Klip
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Enquire now » Game driving through the fields
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Enquire now » Plains game on the Bartholomeus Klip reserve
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Enquire now » Luxury, country style accommodation
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Enquire now » The dam deckhouse at Bartholomeus Klip, Cape Wilderness
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Enquire now » Fine cuisine
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Highlights
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Private Reserve
Bartholomeus Klip is set on a huge 10,000 acre reserve framed by mountains. At sunset, the sheer beauty of the area is almost mind blowing.
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French Cuisine
The food here is outstanding. Some of the best cuisine we've come across on our travels in Africa.
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Incredible Flora and Fauna
Expert guides take guests on morning and afternoon drives through the reserve imparting their incredible knowledge of the local flora and fauna.
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Victorian Splendor
Luxury farmhouse living, harking back to a bygone era.
General Information
Bartholomeus Klip is a romantic Victorian farmstead on a large wheat and sheep farm with its own 10 000 acre private nature reserve, near to Cape Town and the famous wine lands of the Western Cape.
The Edwardian farmhouse has only four bedrooms and a suite, so you are assured of personal attention from the friendly staff, and the food is justifiably renowned. There is also a separate house suitable for self-catering families or groups of friends, with four bedrooms and its own swimming pool.
Bartholomeus Klip is the perfect place to unwind in the peace of the countryside, or adventure out to explore the wine farms and appealing little towns in the neighborhood. Six thousand acres of productive farmlands surround Bartholomeus Klip, with wheat being the major crop and oats, canola and clover pastures grown on a rotational basis. On an operation of this size there is always something interesting happening, especially in autumn when the crops are planted and early summer, when they are harvested.
Our view
Bartholomeus Klip is highly recommended for anyone looking to get off the beaten track and experience a beautiful Victorian farmstead.
- Part working farm, part game reserve, part gourmet retreat
- Stunning scenery
- Range of unique activities
- Colonial style accommodation
Price
From ZAR R1,513.00 per person Add to trip plannerLocation
Bartholomeus Klip is located about one-hour's drive from Cape Town, close by to the famous winelands of the Western Cape.
Rooms
Bartholomeus Klip has five rooms including one suite. The en-suite bathrooms are fitted with replicas of Victorian baths and basins. Accommodation also includes the Deckhouse overlooking the dam which is a perfect spot for weddings or small groups and the two bedroom Wild Olive House which is also perfect for small groups or a family.
Facilities
- Landscaped Gardens
- Swimming pool
- Mountain bikes for cycling through the reserve
- Canoeing
- Windsurfing
- Trout fishing
- Bird watching
Dining
The food - in the French tradition but with a local flavour - is one of the highlights of a stay at Bartholomeus Klip. The dedicated chefs in the kitchen have ensured that as many as possible of the ingredients they use come from the area, such as the locally-produced salmon trout and lamb, and the menus are varied and imaginative.
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