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GlenDonald's Main House and Swallows Croft (rented out together, not separately). As a whole, they sleep up to 13 guests. The Glendonald Main Cottage sleeps nine guests in four bedrooms - two have queen-sized beds with ensuite bathrooms, and two bedrooms are upstairs and share a bathroom (one with a double bed and the other with three single beds. Swallow's Croft sleeps four people in two bedrooms - both have queen-size beds and ensuite bathrooms. There is a fully equipped kitchen and the dining/lounge area has a lovely fireplace and beautiful wide doors that open onto the deck. The outside patio extends to the natural pool and braai area.
GlenDonald's Main House and Swallows Croft (rented out together, not separately). As a whole, they sleep up to 13 guests. The Glendonald Main Cottage sleeps nine guests in four bedrooms - two have queen-sized beds with ensuite bathrooms, and two bedrooms are upstairs and share a bathroom (one with a double bed and the other with three single beds. Swallow's Croft sleeps four people in two bedrooms - both have queen-size beds and ensuite bathrooms. There is a fully equipped kitchen and the dining/lounge area has a lovely fireplace and beautiful wide doors that open onto the deck. The outside patio extends to the natural pool and braai area.
from R 7000 / per room per night
from R 7000 / per room per night
Gas Hob
Bath
Fully-equipped kitchen
FanConcealed in the heart of the Cederberg mountains near Ceres in the Western Cape, GlenDonald Cottage is a scenic retreat surrounded by the wonders of the Cape Floral Kingdom. Situated on a property protected through a partnership with Cape Nature, the cottage is surrounded by rare endemic floral, bird, and freshwater species. Originally constructed in 1965 and renovated in 2014, Glendonald Cottage offers a unique experience, overlooking the crystalline "Visgat" river pool, serving as the focal point for the stay.
The property comprises GlenDonald's Main House and Swallows Croft, rented together, accommodating up to 13 guests. This isn't a typical mountain retreat; Glendonald goes beyond, offering activities like fly-fishing, hiking, and the exhilarating experience of kloofing through the river's gorges and canyons. From birding to exploring ancient Bushman paintings, Glendonald ensures there's something for everyone, making it a haven for those seeking a unique escape in the lap of nature.
Located in the remote Witzenberg Valley of South Africa, Glendonald Cottage spans 4200 hectares of pristine landscapes, separated by the Olifants River Gorge. The area, predominantly Table Mountain Sandstone, showcases stunning rock formations. As a biodiversity hotspot within the Cape Floral Kingdom, it hosts rare floral, avian, and freshwater species. The Olifants River system boasts the country's richest collection of endemic fish species, emphasising the property's ecological significance. GlenDonald Cottage offers visitors a chance to not only enjoy its beauty but also contribute to the conservation of this unique natural haven.
Concealed in the heart of the Cederberg mountains near Ceres in the Western Cape, GlenDonald Cottage is a scenic retreat surrounded by the wonders of the Cape Floral Kingdom. Situated on a property protected through a partnership with Cape Nature, the cottage is surrounded by rare endemic floral, bird, and freshwater species. Originally constructed in 1965 and renovated in 2014, Glendonald Cottage offers a unique experience, overlooking the crystalline "Visgat" river pool, serving as the focal point for the stay.
The property comprises GlenDonald's Main House and Swallows Croft, rented together, accommodating up to 13 guests. This isn't a typical mountain retreat; Glendonald goes beyond, offering activities like fly-fishing, hiking, and the exhilarating experience of kloofing through the river's gorges and canyons. From birding to exploring ancient Bushman paintings, Glendonald ensures there's something for everyone, making it a haven for those seeking a unique escape in the lap of nature.
Located in the remote Witzenberg Valley of South Africa, Glendonald Cottage spans 4200 hectares of pristine landscapes, separated by the Olifants River Gorge. The area, predominantly Table Mountain Sandstone, showcases stunning rock formations. As a biodiversity hotspot within the Cape Floral Kingdom, it hosts rare floral, avian, and freshwater species. The Olifants River system boasts the country's richest collection of endemic fish species, emphasising the property's ecological significance. GlenDonald Cottage offers visitors a chance to not only enjoy its beauty but also contribute to the conservation of this unique natural haven.
3 hrs
Witzenberg Valley Road, Prince Alfred Hamlet, 6840
14:00 on day of arrival
10:00 on day of departure
There are no plug points, but there is a small USB charger.
No, the house is solar-powered and all rooms have lights.
The last 1.5km of the road leading to GlenDonald is quite tricky – a vehicle with HIGH CLEARANCE is advisable.
Bath towels are provided. Please bring your own beach towels.
There is no cellphone reception at the cottage. This is part of the beauty of GlenDonald. You might get reception approximately 500m away if you are with Vodacom.
We had the most magical few days here - completely switched off!
R. Foster
We will back time & time again. The cottages offered an amazing getaway!
T. Van Der Merwe
Cradling the headwaters of the Olifants River, Glendonald Cottage showcases the Cape Floral Kingdom's splendour. In partnership with Cape Nature, the property has been declared a protected environment and biodiversity hotspot, safeguarding rare endemic floral, avian, and freshwater species. The property's commitment to conservation extends to the Witzenberg Valley, encompassing 4200 hectares of pristine landscapes. Through initiatives like protecting the Olifants River system, Glendonald Cottage not only provides visitors with unparalleled nature encounters but also plays a pivotal role in preserving the region's rich biodiversity, benefiting both conservation efforts and the local community. The property is powered by solar energy, ensuring that visitors can enjoy their stay while minimizing their environmental impact, benefiting both conservation initiatives and the local community.
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