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Montana Guest Farm - Accommodation in Schoemanshoek, Western Cape, South Africa

Montana Guest Farm - Accommodation in Schoemanshoek, Western Cape is a working Ostrich farm. The old farmhouse, the Milk Stall and the Old Shed have been restored and is now our luxury accommodation. The landscaped gardens are filled with beautiful Jacaranda trees. These, together with the huge old oak trees, pepper trees, roses, aloes and palms create a feeling of paradise. Saltwater pool with a breathtaking view over the Schoemanshoek Valley.

Price: 3

bed and breakfast

5 luxury suites

We offer 5 luxury en-suite bedrooms - each with its own private lounge and verandah. The rooms are surrounded by white and pink roses. The chalets are tastefully furnished to the highest standards.Even foreign tourists return for a second and third taste. Each room is fitted with a telephone, television and hairdrier.. 

Montana is a working Ostrich farm with abundant birdlife and is an ideal starting point for scenic hiking trails. Start or end your day in our heated saltwater pool with a lovely view across the valley. Donkey- and pony-cart rides. At night, you'll have an front row seat at our amazing Karoo stargazing show - brought to you free by mother nature !  Only 15km north of Montana Guest Farm, lies the world famous Cango Caves. These enormous caves take you to an underworld only imaginable. Only a very small part of the cave system is open to the public, but for the curious, a video will take you on an underground journey where very few humans have set foot. Take a drive further towards the north and reach the magnificent Swartberg Mountain Range, after only a few kilometres. In 1886, the renowned road builder, Thomas Bain, took on the enormous task of constructing a pass over the 1500m high mountains. Today, the Swartberg Pass has been declared a national monument, and remains as Bains and his team left it over a hundred years ago. At the top of the pass, an awesome view awaits you: hundreds of kilometers of Great Karoo, and a winding road that takes you down to one of the undiscovered secrets of our valley, the quaint little town of Prins Albert.