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Canvas Collective Africa





About Canvas Collective Africa
Located in the Overberg’s fertile Hemel-en-Aarde valley near Hermanus in the Western Cape, Canvas Collective A…
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Hemel-en-Aarde Valley Luxury Tents
Min 1 guest - max 2 guests10 Tented SuitesAll 10 luxury tents are meticulously considered and curated to ensure comfort and elegance. From the spacious King-size bed dressed in high-thread-count Egyptia…
from R 3450 / per-person-per-night-sharing
R2760 Special Offer
enquireEco-shower & toiletFanMini BarMosquito NetHot TubBoma with fire-pitSHOW ALL AMENITIES
What's included
- Accommodation
- All meals
- Tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Local branded beers and wines
- All on-site activities
Activities at Canvas Collective Africa
Paddle Boarding
more infoMountain Biking
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How to get there
2 hrs
Cape Town International Airport
Canvas Collective Africa
Glen Oakes Farm, Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, Hermanus, Western Cape
Check in at Canvas Collective Africa
14:00 on day of arrival
Check out at Canvas Collective Africa
11:00 on day of departure
Frequently asked questions
Are children welcome at Canvas Collective Africa?
Are pets allowed?
Do I need a 4x4 to get to the lodge?
/ per person per night sharing
R2760 Special Offer
Reviews
Outstanding!
Everything was absolutely flawless. This is undeniably a precious treasure tucked away in the midst of the forest. From the amenities to the exceptional kindness and service of the staff, every aspect was truly outstanding.
Heavenly
We had an incredible getaway with wonderful strolls! The experience was akin to stumbling upon a piece of heaven itself.
Canvas Collective Africa impact highlights
Canvas Collective Africa is committed to sustainability in every aspect of its operations. They prioritize hyper-locally sourced ingredients from the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, with a focus on organic food, and offer estate wines and locally distilled spirits. The camps are built using eco-friendly and sustainable materials like glass, bamboo, and timber and the tents are constructed entirely of canvas, an eco-friendly fabric. To conserve water, rain showers and water-efficient toilets are provided, and guests have the option to opt out of daily room cleaning and reuse towels. Tours and activities are organized in collaboration with local guides and businesses, all supporting the local economy in the Overberg.
The property also emphasizes environmental education by providing guests with information about local ecosystems, heritage, culture, and visitor etiquette. They actively support local artisans, such as the Cape Society of the Blind, by sourcing hand-woven light settings. To minimize environmental impact, they offer an eco-friendly toiletry range that avoids single-use plastics. Lastly, due to their locations in nature reserves and farmlands that support ground-nesting birds and other small creatures, no pets are permitted on the premises.