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The approach into the town of Caledon © Christopher Griner, License
Originally known in Dutch as Bad agter de Berg (Bath Behind the Mountain) - a bath house built in 1797. A village called Swartberg sprang up. Renamed Caledon in honor of the Irish peer Du Pre Alexander, first British governor of the Cape (1806-1811). © Zaian, License
Architecture of Caledon: Georgian Cottage on the corner of Cathkin Street and Donkin Street. Originally a private town house, which then became the first head office of the local farmers co-operative. © Zaian, License
The House at 11 Constitution Street, is now part of the Caledon Museum. Restored using old photographs and plans of other old buildings of the same era. Period correct wallpapers using actual samples being found in a house in Mill Street. © SmartRebeccaJoy, License

Caledon

Caledon is a charming country town renowned for its warm hospitality, rolling wheat fields and natural hot mineral springs that have attracted visitors for more than two centuries. Combining historic character with modern comforts, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where heritage buildings, tree-lined streets and welcoming cafés invite travellers to linger. The town's famous hot springs remain a popular attraction, providing a soothing retreat after a day of exploring the surrounding countryside.

Situated in the heart of the Overberg region, Caledon serves as an excellent base for discovering the area's diverse landscapes and attractions. History enthusiasts can visit the Caledon Museum to learn about the town's agricultural heritage and early settlement, while the nearby Overberg Renosterveld Conservation Trust highlights one of South Africa's most endangered ecosystems. The surrounding countryside is ideal for scenic drives, cycling and birdwatching, particularly during the colourful spring wildflower season.

A short drive leads to the coastal towns of Hermanus and Gansbaai, famous for whale watching and marine adventures, while nearby wine estates offer tastings of excellent cool-climate wines. Whether you're soaking in the therapeutic mineral waters, exploring local history or venturing into the picturesque countryside, Caledon offers a delightful blend of relaxation, culture and natural beauty, making it one of the Overberg's most appealing destinations.

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