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De Zeekoe Guest Farm - Accommodation
near Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, South Africa
De
Zeekoe Guest Farm - Accommodation
near Oudtshoorn, Western
Cape. Located along the world famous R62
wine route, from Cape
Town to
Mossel
Bay where it enters the Garden
Route on the N2. Four hours from
Cape Town, seven minutes from Oudtshoorn,
and only two hours from
Knysna.De
Zeekoe is a privately owned Ostrich & Alfalfa Farm on
the banks of the Olifants River, with 2000 Ostriches on extensive
Alfalfa Fields, with stunning views of the Swartberg and Outeniqua
Mountains.
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| Price:
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5 double/kings
3 Cabins |
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Our
accommodation consists of 5 richly decorated Luxury en-suite rooms at the
main house (Four stars) with well equipped with modern amenities and a
private entrance. Luxurious gardens a mountain view , underfloor heating,
air conditioning, bar fridge, satellite TV, hairdryer, tea & coffee
making facilities) There are also unique cabins on the waters edge. These are luxurious and completely private our cabins reflect a true
African style and are fully equipped and only 3 minutes' drive from the
main house. Each open plan cabin offers 2 bedrooms and a large deck with
a picturesque view of the mountains as well as a hearty fireplace. The
water level in the dam drops during the dry season.
Activities
on this 2000 ha farm include bird watching with over 150 species
around our large water features and the pristine beauty of the
Olifants river- you may even see a Cape clawless otter there! Canoeing
on the river, mountain biking, fresh water fishing, walks in absolute
safety and harmony. Daily environmental and farm tours to watch ostrich
chicks hatching are also available and are very popular with the
resident research biologist Grant M. Mc Ilrath. There are now also
unique in the world wild meerkat viewing tours right here on De Zeekoe
Guest Farm Reserve- Discovery Channel filmed the wild mongoose here
for over a year, and now guests can visit the study site. Grant has
been researching wild meerkats for the last eleven years, and has
worked with Cambridge University Large Animal Research Group in
Britain and University of Pretoria Mammal Research Institute in South
Africa and the Kruger
National Park. You can experience your own
wildlife documentary!
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