Caledon - Capital of the Overberg

23 February 2017

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Hearing or reading about a certain town is one thing, but experiencing it for yourself is quite another. And with so many great attractions, the Overberg is definitely a destination best experienced!

We’ve put together a video of Caledon - Capital of the Overberg to capture what makes it such a unique destination. We hope you enjoy:

Here follows a list of some of the great attractions featured in our Caledon video:

Caledon Wildflower Garden

Dutch Reformed Church

Caledon Museum

Caledon Casino, Hotel & Spa

SA Forest Adventures

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