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Bethulie Guest Farm
Bethulie Guest Farm
Bethulie Guest Farm
Bethulie Guest Farm
Bethulie Guest Farm
Bethulie Guest Farm

Bethulie Guest Farm

OVERVIEW

The furnishings have been elegantly and stylishly arranged by Riana, creating an inviting ambience that will make you feel right at home. The house has been beautifully updated, featuring modern bathrooms and stylish bedrooms. You can unwind in the comfortable living room area and enjoy your meals in the dining room, which boasts a charming wooden floor. The same fireplace once used by the daughter of Mr Pellesier, the founder of Bethulie, adds a touch of history and warmth, making your stay even more special.

AREA INFORMATION

Bethulie was originally established as a service and trading centre for the large scale commercial sheep and cattle ranches that were the predominant industry at the time. With the development of the Bethulie and Gariep Dams the region has opened up into other commercial farming ventures, including prominent South African Horse Stud Farms.

ATTRACTIONS

The is rich in history with lots of things to see and do, the dams and the bridge over the Orange river is a must visit and there is plenty of wildlife abound. Museum and the concentration camp dating back to the Boer war also makes for an interesting visit. The most spectacular sunsets and cloud formations are visible daily and at night the ski lights up with the most amazing stars.

AMENITIES

Wheelchair access

Bar / Lounge

Secured parking

Free parking

Laundry service

Outdoor Pool

Restaurant

BBQ / picnic area

Wi-Fi

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Guest house

Address: 16 Wardaugh Street Bethulie 9992

Check-in: 14:00

Check-out: 10:00

No Pets Allowed

Parking: Free

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