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Heidelberg (Garden Route) Accommodation

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Meurant Self-Catering
Sleeps 15 in 4 units
From R 457
Per person, per night sharing
* Rates may vary according to season

Meurant Self-Catering

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Riversdale

Garden Route

Meurant Cottage offers self catering accommodation in Riversdale in the Western Cape's Garden Route. These stylish and spacious self catering units are conveniently located just 1km from the N2 and less than 100m from the Riversdale town.

Skrik vir Niks
Sleeps 8 in 1 unit
From R 3000
Per unit, per night
* Rates may vary according to season

Skrik vir Niks

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Witsand

37km from Heidelberg (Garden Route)

Skrik vir Niks is a 4 bedroom home with 180 degree views of the Breede River, Witsand and is an ideal getaway for Estuary fishermen, Whale watchers and Kite and wind surfers with a private mooring in the boomed and secure Oysterbeds complex.

Tides River Lodge
Sleeps 30 in 5 units
From R 1475
Per person, per night sharing
* Rates may vary according to season

Tides River Lodge

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Malgas

41km from Heidelberg (Garden Route)

Tides River Lodge (sleeps up to 27) offers multiple self catering accommodation options in Malgas, on the banks of the Breede River in the Overberg and Whale Coast region in the Western Cape. A short two and a half hour trip from Cape Town and only half

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Heidelberg (Garden Route)

Heidelberg is situated on the Duivenhoks River and the town was started in 1855 when a new Dutch Reformed congregation was created for the farmers between Swellendam and Riversdale. The town grew around the church and it was named in honour of the german town, Heidelberg, because of the Heidelberg catechism that was practiced in the church.

In 1903 Heidelberg became part of the railway network and today it is an important transport link for the wool, wheat, fruit, and tobacco industries of the area. The river, the Duivenhoks (Dovecote), was named by an explorer, Isaq Schrijver, who observed a lot of doves where the river flows into the Indian Ocean, at a place called Puntjie. The Duivenhoks River has its origins in the Langeberg range and slowly flows through the undulating foothills.

For hikers to the Heidelberg area, a visit to the Boesmansbos area might prove interesting because of the vast variety of birds and fynbos in the area.

The St Barnabas Anglican Church, in the town of Heidelberg, has lovely woodcarvings and cathedral windows and is well worth a visit.

Heidelberg is situated on the N2 national road and is just a short distance away from the start of the garden route and close to the Stil Bay junction.

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