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South Africa
Tourism > Northern
Cape
Accommodation
Mountain View Guesthouse - Accommodation
in Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
Mountain
View, as its name aptly describes, is situated high on the hill
overlooking the picturesque and bustling Northern Cape Town of Springbok.
A perfect stopover for business people and tourists to this enchanting
region. Shops, restaurants and a myriad of tourist attractions are just
minutes away from this fully secure and luxurious establishment. Visit
the world famous Namaqualand flower reserves, Goegap and Skilpad, the
Richtersveld National Park`s rock desert, museums and historical sites
dating back to the mining origins of this fascinating town. Your visit to
Mountain View Guest House will engender a feeling of nostalgia on your
departure from this captivating Northern Cape Town. We know you`ll be
back for our renowned Namaqualand warmth and hospitality.
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| Price: 4 |
| bed and breakfast |
| 10 rooms |
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Mountain
View caters for both bed and breakfast and self-catering. With 10
suites to choose from, the style and flair with which these beautiful
suites have been furnished and decorated, makes one`s choice nearly
impossible. Each suite is fully airconditioned with a mini bar fridge,
TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Private entrances
to each room, secluded and interesting garden features are found
throughout. There are BBQ facilities for self-catering units with
comfortable outdoor furniture, lawned areas and shady trees.
With
so much to see and do in and around Springbok, it would be unjust to
visit this fascinating town for its flowers alone. Springbok is steeped
in a mining history of days when prospectors descended upon the town in
the hope of discovering persistently illusive treasure. The town owes its
very existence to the early prospectors who toiled tirelessly to unearth
the ground's bountiful mineral deposits amongst which, copper was the
most significant. When visiting Springbok, be sure to visit Van Der
Stel's copper mine (3km south of the Carolusberg), the Blue Mine, the
Namaqualand Museum and Nababeep's Mining museum (11kms west of Springbok)
with displays of equipment used by the early miners and prospectors.
Being the flower capital of Namaqualand, not to be missed are the
magnificent reserves established for the protection of the area's
prolific wealth of flora and fauna. There's the Skilpad Wildflower
Reserve which, because of its close proximity to the West Coast, receives
a higher rainfall than other areas, thus the abundance of flora in this
beautiful park. The Goegap Nature Reserve(15kms east of Springbok on the
road to Poffadder) with its granite peaks and sandy plains offers a
wealth of succulents, abundant bird life and approximately 45 mammal
species. There are several guided walking trails, mountain bike trails,
scenic drives and four wheel drive trails to choose from in the area.
Further information is available from your information desk at Mountain
View Guest House. Maggie Cornelissen will gladly assist you in making
arrangements for any of the activities mentioned above.
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