Dwaalfontein Lodge

Dwaalfontein Lodge offers self-catering accommodation in a rural farm setting. The accommodation is ideal for families looking for a quiet retreat in the central Karoo.

The large farm has two smaller cottages that can accommodate five people and a large farmhouse that can accommodate up to eight people. Each unit has its own fully equipped kitchen, but breakfast is available on request. Each cottage has a braai facility and the Farmhouse has a lapa with a braai area.

The farm has numerous activities for guests to enjoy including hiking trails, game viewing, birdwatching and swimming. Enjoy beautiful sunsets and a night sky filled with starts. The town of Hanover is only 15 km away.

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Reviews

"Comfortable house with exquisite Karoo sunset views"

30 December 2019

"Clean, comfortable, charming farm house. Jolene made sure everything you might need is there from wood to candles to milk and soap. Will definitely stop over again."
"Karoo Gem"

15 December 2019

"Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Dwaalfontein Lodge."
"Lovely pitstop"

06 April 2016

"After a long drive on our way to Cape Town, it was an inviting and relaxing atmosphere that greeted us as we arrived at Dwaalfontein Lodge. The units are very cosy, are nicely decorated and have stunning views."
"Great Place!"

08 January 2016

"Very neat and tidy with great hosts that made us feel welcome. One of the few farms that we stayed at on a road trip to the Western Cape that had air-conditioning."
"Always excellent"

21 December 2015

"its our second time here and it's always serene and awesome. Thank you"
"Very comfortable overnight stop"

09 January 2015

"Many thanks for a very enjoyable overnight stay on your wonderful farm."
"Tranquil Karoo farm atmosphere"

07 January 2014

"Absolutely loved our overnight stay at Dwaalfontein. Accommodation was delightful, clean and met all our expectations. Hostess was hospitable and attentive but not intrusive. The serenity of a Karoo farm atmosphere was just what we needed after the hectic traffic on the N1. Only sad we could not stay longer but will definitely return."