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From R2 860 per night, for 4 ppl
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Kogelberg Nature Reserve
Kleinmond
7195
Western Cape
021 344 2440
14:00-16:00
10:00
-34.325968891663
18.964385679881
Kogelberg - Everlasting Daisy
Kogelberg - Everlasting Daisy
Kogelberg - Everlasting Daisy
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Everlasting Daisy is named after an endemic plant species found on the reserve. The cabin can accommodate up to 4 guests and comprises 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. The first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. The second bedroom has 2 single beds. The second bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and a washbasin. Hot water is provided by solar and electricity.
The kitchen is well-equipped for self-catering and contains a combination fridge-freezer, 4-plate hob and electric oven, microwave, and a toaster. The lounge has couches and a fireplace. The dining area presents a 6-seater dining table and chairs. The cabin has stacker doors opening to a patio with outdoor furniture and built-in braai facilities with a braai grid.
The cabins have use of a communal central eco pool.
The reserve lies within the southern stretch of the rugged Hottentots Holland mountain range and has remained relatively isolated and remarkably unspoilt. Its high mountain peaks, steep kloofs, valleys and several tributaries of the pristine Palmiet River create a sense of remote wilderness.
Everlasting Daisy is named after an endemic plant species found on the reserve. The cabin can accommodate up to 4 guests and comprises 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. The first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. The second bedroom has 2 single beds. The second bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and a washbasin. Hot water is provided by solar and electricity.
The kitchen is well-equipped for self-catering and contains a combination fridge-freezer, 4-plate hob and electric oven, microwave, and a toaster. The lounge has couches and a fireplace. The dining area presents a 6-seater dining table and chairs. The cabin has stacker doors opening to a patio with outdoor furniture and built-in braai facilities with a braai grid.
The cabins have use of a communal central eco pool.
The reserve lies within the southern stretch of the rugged Hottentots Holland mountain range and has remained relatively isolated and remarkably unspoilt. Its high mountain peaks, steep kloofs, valleys and several tributaries of the pristine Palmiet River create a sense of remote wilderness.
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2 guests' feedbackVery nice stay. The house was clean, tidy and comfortable for 4 people. There is no collection though so they only accept cash. You can buy wood at reception but it is expensive (R50) for a small bag - we did not know that wood was not provided for the fireplace or barbecue. Fortunately, we took wood with us. Reception also didn't pick up the phone when we called to find out and the website couldn't get a hold of them either. Furthermore, the stay was quiet and comfortable.
Great accommodation and ideally located.
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Please note that there is a gravel road leading to the accommodation. Guests are required to enquire from the establishment about the condition of the gravel road before booking.Guests need to bring their own swimming towels. Linen and bath towels are provided.
No pets or firearms are allowed on the reserve.
There is no cellphone reception, the last reception point is at the turn from the tar road onto the gravel road.
Kindly note that guests are not allowed to bring wood into the reserve. Wood can be bought at the reserve.
A conservation fee will be required.
Everlasting Daisy is named after an endemic plant species found on the reserve. The cabin can accommodate up to 4 guests and comprises 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. The first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. The second bedroom has 2 single beds. The second bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and a washbasin. Hot water is provided by solar and electricity.
The kitchen is well-equipped for self-catering and contains a combination fridge-freezer, 4-plate hob and electric oven, microwave, and a toaster. The lounge has couches and a fireplace. The dining area presents a 6-seater dining table and chairs. The cabin has stacker doors opening to a patio with outdoor furniture and built-in braai facilities with a braai grid.
The cabins have use of a communal central eco pool.
The reserve lies within the southern stretch of the rugged Hottentots Holland mountain range and has remained relatively isolated and remarkably unspoilt. Its high mountain peaks, steep kloofs, valleys and several tributaries of the pristine Palmiet River create a sense of remote wilderness.