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Suidster





About Suidster
Suidster is a beautiful self-catering retreat located on the famous Route 62 between Montagu and Barrydale at the foot …
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Dwarriega
Min 1 guest - max 2 guests1 CottagesThe Dwarriega cottage is named after the ephemeral Droe-Dwarriega river which runs through the farm and alongside the cottage. If there's been recent rains the …
from R 3300 / per-accommodation-per-night
R3500 Weekend Rate
enquireIndoor ShowerBathFully-equipped kitchenFanBraai AreaHot TubSHOW ALL AMENITIESPoortjies
Min 1 guest - max 2 guests1 CottagesThe Poortjies cottage is named after the Poortjieskloofdam, located towards Barrydale. The dam wall was built with stone collected off Suidster farm and there …
from R 3300 / per-accommodation-per-night
R3500 Weekend rate
enquireIndoor ShowerBathFully-equipped kitchenFanBraai AreaHot TubSHOW ALL AMENITIES
What's included
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Activities at Suidster
Hikes and Walks
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How to get there
2 hrs
Cape Town
Suidster
Posbus 6, SUIDSTER, Montagu, 6720
Check in at Suidster
14:00 on day of arrival
Check out at Suidster
10:00 on day of departure
Frequently asked questions
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R3500 Weekend Rate
Reviews
Great attention to detail
We really appreciate the attention to detail that went into the cottages. The surrounding landscape and Fynbos is truly magnificent. You can come here and forget about the world for a while.
Endless views
A slice of fynbos paradise! Soaking in a wood-fired hot-tub while looking up at a star-studded sky. Endless views. Gentle hikes. Accommodation that meets every need, even offering fresh roasted coffee beans and a stove top espresso maker.
Suidster impact highlights
Suidster is a self-sustaining retreat based in the Klein Karoo, powered by solar energy and is completely off-grid. The eco-friendly luxury cottages have a wood wall surrounding the outside which acts as an insect ‘hotel’ and also limits the use of concrete which is expensive/carbon intensive. The wood being used is Black Wattle (alien tree) so the farm is also putting in measures to get rid of the invasive species to allow the indigenous plants to grow. The farm owners have also recently started their own veggie garden which provides them with healthy and organic food for their table.