@365 restaurant’s ever-changing blackboard menu offers fresh seafood dishes, succulent steaks, sumptuous venison or good old home cooking in a relaxing atmosphere. During summer breakfast, lunch and dinner is served either in the heart of the restaurant or on the large, sunny terrace while diners eat near a cosy, crackling fire in winter. Contact details...
Beaumont is a family owned and managed farm situated in the heart of the town of Bot River. The farm, home to the region’s oldest wine cellar, was originally established in the 1700’s by the Dutch East India Company. After generations of farming and partnering with nature, the land now offers some of the finest...
History The name Rivendell means “elven outpost” and is older than the novel Lord of the Rings from Tolkein. Although Heimo visited the area as student before, the Botriver Valley, with its postcard beauty, stole Heimo and Maria Thalhammer’s hearts when they first arrived here. They were enchanted by the ideal cool Walker Bay climate,...
Wildekrans Wine Estate set to soar … It’s a brand new day for Wildekrans Wine Estate. The metamorphosis of one of South Africa’s most promising cellars is well underway … so watch this space! Situated in one of South Africa’s most exciting wine producing areas, in the recently proclaimed Bot River Ward, this small yet...
The Hangklip Coast includes the towns of Kleinmond, Betty’s Bay, Pringle Bay and Rooiels, all located within the UNESCO Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve. The thin belt between the mountains and the sea hosts many wonders: from high peaks and fynbos-covered mountain slopes, rough ravines, caves, rivers and streams tumbling over edges to pristine beaches. The area has a typical Mediterranean climate: cool, wet winters with dry and hot summers. The indigenous forest and fynbos are home to a wide variety of animals, birds and insects. Here, you escape to nature!
The Hangklip Coast includes the towns of Kleinmond, Betty’s Bay, Pringle Bay and Rooiels, all located within the UNESCO Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve. The thin belt between the mountains and the sea hosts many wonders: from high peaks and fynbos-covered mountain slopes, rough ravines, caves, rivers and streams tumbling over edges to pristine beaches. The area has a typical Mediterranean climate: cool, wet winters with dry and hot summers. The indigenous forest and fynbos are home to a wide variety of animals, birds and insects. Here, you escape to nature!
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