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Self-Catering Accommodation in Greyton and Genadendal
Self-catering accommodation in Greyton and Genadendal offers weekend travellers and long-stay holidaymakers the opportunity to live a simple life in one of the Overberg’s most historic hamlets. Winning various South African awards for being a favourite tourist destination, the community in Greyton and Genadendal share the honour of allowing visitors a glimpse into what country living is all about. With close proximity to restaurants and an abundance of outdoor activities, all nestled beneath the shadows of the Riviersondereind mountain range, it’s easy to see why the same visitors often return year after year.
Who says that accommodation has to be boring? From large and luxurious cottages and quiet mountain-facing homes to off-the-grid eco-lodges and renovated historic buildings, you certainly can set an impeccable scene for your self-catered stay in Greyton or Genadendal. Whether you are travelling with friends or family, or even by yourself, there’s a vast selection of suitable accommodation to suit your group size. In fact, some places to stay even allow you to bring your furry family members too.
Greyton and Genadendal form part of an area in the Overberg region known as Theewaterskloof and provide wonderful access to a number of attractions and destinations. This means, should you be travelling for a longer stay, you can easily reside in Greyton or Genadendal and enjoy daily adventures. Best of all, this part of the Western Cape boasts flora and fauna and forms part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of only six floristic kingdoms in the world.
Hiking, MTB or quiet walks in nature are huge attractions in Greyton and Genadendal. Aside from the gorgeous plant life, there are birds and other animals which can easily be seen. Most importantly, these opportunities are coupled with other services that cater to the hospitality industry, such as restaurants, farm tours, Sunday markets and convenience stores.
When you travel to Greyton and Genadendal, you’ll more than likely enjoy a drive that takes you over historic mountain passes, past the vibrantly yellow canola fields and impressive wind turbines, not to mention an assortment of farm stalls. Those looking to visit from outside of the Western Cape can do so by flying into Cape Town International Airport and simply hiring a car, chartering one of the many transport services available or simply catching a lift with a friend en route to the Overberg.
