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Relax and enjoy the mountain views from your patio. The spacious master suite offers a Queen bed and separate lounge. Extra sleeping arrangement for under 18's possible on a sofa bed.
Relax and enjoy the mountain views from your patio. The spacious master suite offers a Queen bed and separate lounge. Extra sleeping arrangement for under 18's possible on a sofa bed.
from R 7620 / per room per night
from R 7620 / per room per night
Bath
Swimming Pool
Bar Fridge
The executive suite with its own private balcony overlooking the Bergkamp is the signature of luxury. A separate lounge area for relaxing and a luxurious bathroom with two individual showers and a bath tub.
The executive suite with its own private balcony overlooking the Bergkamp is the signature of luxury. A separate lounge area for relaxing and a luxurious bathroom with two individual showers and a bath tub.
from R 7930 / per room per night
from R 7930 / per room per night
Bath Swimming Pool Bar Fridge
The yellow wood ceiling dating from 1790 can still be seen in this beautifully renovated room. This is the only original suite in the Manor House and is accessible from reception. The room faces the stoep and has no direct access to the swimming pool.
The yellow wood ceiling dating from 1790 can still be seen in this beautifully renovated room. This is the only original suite in the Manor House and is accessible from reception. The room faces the stoep and has no direct access to the swimming pool.
from R 6500 / per room per night
from R 6500 / per room per night
Bath Swimming Pool
Aircon 
Laundry Service Bar Fridge
This spacious four-sleeper unit is equipped with a queen bed downstairs and two single beds in the mezzanine. Enjoy a view of the mountain from your patio.
This spacious four-sleeper unit is equipped with a queen bed downstairs and two single beds in the mezzanine. Enjoy a view of the mountain from your patio.
from R 7800 / per room per night
from R 7800 / per room per night
Bath Swimming Pool Bar Fridge
The two-sleeper premier suites boast outdoor patios which overlook the Bergkamp where various antelope and giraffes roam. Comfortable and luxurious bedding in a spacious air conditioned room will ensure a good nights rest.
The two-sleeper premier suites boast outdoor patios which overlook the Bergkamp where various antelope and giraffes roam. Comfortable and luxurious bedding in a spacious air conditioned room will ensure a good nights rest.
from R 6500 / per room per night
from R 6500 / per room per night
Bath Swimming Pool Bar FridgeBosjes Herehuis is an idyllic manor house in the Breedekloof Valley between the towering Waaihoek and Slanghoek mountains of the Western Cape. Celebrating the beauty of award-winning architecture where history blends seamlessly with nature, Bosjes as a destination offers a unique and unforgettable experience for travellers seeking something special. Bosjes is a historic working Boland family farm that has evolved into a haven for those looking to escape to a breathtaking landscape characterised by vineyards, orchards, and indigenous fynbos.
Bosjes Herehuis is the authentic Cape Dutch homestead on the farm, providing a perfect combination of traditional charm and modern comfort. While there, guests are invited to explore the spacious landscaped grounds and savour the history and culinary traditions of the farm in a contemporary setting at the Bosjes Kombuis & Gardens. The farm's shop offers a bounty of local produce and crafts, while an abundance of attractions await nearby.
Bosjes farm is a refuge for diverse species of flora and fauna, and is enveloped by vineyards and orchards. The lush Breedekloof Valley in South Africa displays abundant indigenous species, including Renosterveld and succulents, as well as water plants that thrive in this ecosystem. The farm's architectural marvels include the Boombrug canopy walk and an elevated labyrinth, offering stunnning views and a fun experience. Bosjes encourages a deeper connection with nature, making it the ideal destination for environmental enthusiasts and hikers.
Key species, such as indigenous birds and insects, are abundant here, underscoring the importance of conserving this natural paradise. Bosjes showcases the perfect balance between human design and nature, making it a must-visit destination for those who want to celebrate and preserve the extraordinary biodiversity that characterises this South African gem.
Bosjes Herehuis is an idyllic manor house in the Breedekloof Valley between the towering Waaihoek and Slanghoek mountains of the Western Cape. Celebrating the beauty of award-winning architecture where history blends seamlessly with nature, Bosjes as a destination offers a unique and unforgettable experience for travellers seeking something special. Bosjes is a historic working Boland family farm that has evolved into a haven for those looking to escape to a breathtaking landscape characterised by vineyards, orchards, and indigenous fynbos.
Bosjes Herehuis is the authentic Cape Dutch homestead on the farm, providing a perfect combination of traditional charm and modern comfort. While there, guests are invited to explore the spacious landscaped grounds and savour the history and culinary traditions of the farm in a contemporary setting at the Bosjes Kombuis & Gardens. The farm's shop offers a bounty of local produce and crafts, while an abundance of attractions await nearby.
Bosjes farm is a refuge for diverse species of flora and fauna, and is enveloped by vineyards and orchards. The lush Breedekloof Valley in South Africa displays abundant indigenous species, including Renosterveld and succulents, as well as water plants that thrive in this ecosystem. The farm's architectural marvels include the Boombrug canopy walk and an elevated labyrinth, offering stunnning views and a fun experience. Bosjes encourages a deeper connection with nature, making it the ideal destination for environmental enthusiasts and hikers.
Key species, such as indigenous birds and insects, are abundant here, underscoring the importance of conserving this natural paradise. Bosjes showcases the perfect balance between human design and nature, making it a must-visit destination for those who want to celebrate and preserve the extraordinary biodiversity that characterises this South African gem.
2 hrs
Bosjes, R43, Western Cape, South Africa
14:00 on day of arrival
10:30 on day of departure
Yes, there is one restaurant called Bosjes Kombuis.
Yes, children of all ages are welcome.
Regrettably, pets are not allowed on the Bosjes Herehuis grounds.
Bosjes Herehuis is about 5km from the centre of Breerivier.
Gorgeous venue, beautiful surroundings, delicious food and wine pairing dinner at the restaurant and fantastic service from all the staff.
B. van Wyk
Wonderful experience at the restaurant. The estate is stunning - lovely gardens and landscaping. The beautiful chpaael is an incredible architectural feature of Bosjes. The service was fantastic and the food was divine. Our stay was everything and more - we can’t wait to go back!
J. Macaulay
Absolutely loved this place! The vibe, the relaxing music, service and staff were all just amazing! Not to mention the dinners and breakfasts, top notch! Definitely returning.
I. Watts
Bosjes aims to create awareness about nature during farm visits. Their philosophy is to construct buildings that harmonize with nature. Designers, including architects and landscapers, are instructed to treat nature kindly. They integrate underground structures for temperature control and use water-efficient native plants. Bosjes believes in unity with nature, not competition. Their conservation and sustainability efforts have expanded, including biodegradable packaging, 'Healing Earth' beauty products, composting restaurant waste, clearing alien vegetation, restoring Renosterveld, maintaining recreational dams, managing wildlife, and a solar farm for all electricity needs.
Through these sustainable practices, Bosjes reduces its ecological footprint and fosters harmony with the environment. They continually assess and improve sustainability, aiming for a positive impact on the environment and community. In terms of hospitality, they've grown from 15 to 70 local employees since 2017. On the conservation front, a security guard has become a guide with extensive training, including birding courses and a Grootbos Nature Reserve internship.
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