The two-bedroom cottage includes a cozy lounge and dining area, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with washing facilities. Consisting of a main bathrooms, en-suite bathroom, as well as a lovely outside shower with a view. a new solar backup system, so you can leave your load shedding blues at home. The open stoep guarantees uninterrupted views of the mountain and sets the perfect stage for daily sun-downers, before lighting up the fire for an evening braai. Our cottage offers most of the mod-cons you are used to at home including unlimited Wi-Fi, TV, a coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine. Added extras is a small swimming pool (above ground), stainless steel braai and pizza-maker. Both bedrooms have doors opening unto the Terrace views. A daily domestic service can be requested at an additional cost.

Offering managing services to self-catering countryside accommodation in Riebeek-Kasteel & Riebeek West, which includes the overseeing and operating a guest home. Weltestay thoroughly oversees the housekeeping and gardening, conducting sanitary inspections. Weltestay takes pride in the excellency of taking care of reservations and attending to visitors.

Using the cottage as a base, feel free to walk through the town, taste the local cuisine at the quaint restaurants, or explore the surrounding wine farms and Swartland towns such as Riebeek West, Tulbagh, Ceres, Wellington and Malmesbury each with it’s own plethora of attractions and activities, of which wine and olive tasting are in ‘abundance’. Or simply bring your mountain bike or hiking shoes and enjoy the many dirt roads and trails in the vicinity, easily accessible from here. But whatever you do, enjoy the Swartland as you’ve never experienced it before. Riebeek-Kasteel is one of the oldest towns in South Africa, situated approximately 80 km north-east of Cape Town in The Riebeek Valley together with its sister town Riebeek West. Located in the heart of the Cape’s Swartland, this is the scene of rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves and wheat fields, where an annual olive festival and a vibrant community have lived since the 1600’s.