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The Gaia Sanctuary





The Gaia Sanctuary is a little slice of piece and tranquility in Swellendam, a small town in the Western Cape, South Africa. On this working farm, you can leave your busy city life behind and enjoy a 'back-to-mother-earth' experience, reconnecting…
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Family A-Frame Cabin
Min 1 guest - max 4 guests1 Eco CabinThe Gaia Sanctuary's A-Frame has all that guests need for an amazing secluded glamping experience. Sitting on the Breede River, just outside of Swellendam, with…
from R 1150 / per-accommodation-per-night
R1265 Spring Weekend Rate
enquireShared BathroomPrivate DeckOutdoor ShowerTowelsKitchenetteCrockerySHOW ALL AMENITIESBoho Bell Tents
Min 1 guest - max 2 guests2 TentThe Gaia Sanctuary's Boho Bell Tents have two double sleeper, one set right on the riverfront, and another set a little bit back and settled amongst trees, both…
from R 920 / per-accommodation-per-night
R748 Spring Special Rate
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What's included
Accommodation: Self-catering
Activities at The Gaia Sanctuary
Stargazing
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How to get there
3 hrs
Cape Town International Airport
The Gaia Sanctuary
Portion 20, Farm 266, Buffeljags, Swellendam, 6742
Check in at The Gaia Sanctuary
14:00 on day of arrival
Check out at The Gaia Sanctuary
11:00 on day of departure
/ per accommodation per night
R1265 Spring Weekend Rate
Reviews
Loved The Experience
We loved everything about The Gaia Sanctuary! The greenery, the peacefulness and the accommodation. My children loved the environment and we would love to repeat the experience.
Relaxing Place
Thee Gaia is one of the most reelaxing places I have ever been to. My partner and I stayed in the Boho tent and we loved everything about it. It's a nice place to go to if you want complete peace and want to connect with nature.
The Gaia Sanctuary impact highlights
The Gaia Sanctuary wants to be the change they wish to see in this world. Their goal is to be self-sustainable by adopting biodynamic, organic and permaculture farming principles. They believe in nutritious, healthy food & living and in making it more accessible to consumers.
They want to become a destination training centre for others looking to improve their lives and practices through these principles. Their aim is to show others that organic farming is possible, cost-effective, and doable when you have the right knowledge and tools. Organic farming mostly creates less soil and water pollution, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and is more energy efficient. Organic agriculture is linked with more unusual plants, animals, insects and microbes, biodiversity and genetic diversity.