Quagga Project

About
Cape farm accommodation, restaurant, and private nature reserve
Elandsberg Nature Reserve Meet the team Gallery Our story in pictures Sustainability Friends of BK Newsletter Archive History of the farm Interactive Activity Map Seasons Calendar
Sleep
Cape farm accommodation – full board and exclusive, or self-catering for families and friends
+ View all options The Farmhouse - full board Heron House - self-catering Wild Olive House - self-catering View rates
Eat
Authentic South African farm food at the Conservatory Restaurant, the Deckhouse, or at our Smoke & Fire food and wine tastings
+ View all options Brunch at the Conservatory Lunch at the Conservatory High Tea at the Conservatory Sunday Lunch at the Deckhouse Dinner at the Conservatory Smoke & Fire Food and Wine
Venue
Cape farm venue for weddings, workshops, and conferencing, with in-house catering
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Explore
Things to do at and around Bartholomeus Klip in the Swartland Cape Winelands near Riebeek Kasteel, Wellington, and Paarl.
Things to do at BK Day visits Elandsberg Nature Reserve Gallery Ranger Diaries Around BK
Pantry
Order fresh Cape farm produce and ready-made bites, breakfast and dinner from our online pantry
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Contact
Contact Lesley or Vicky at reception for bookings and enquiries
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Bookings
View rates and book Cape farm accommodation directly with us, or via NightsBridge or AirBnB

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Quagga Project
Meet our Quagga
Quagga Project is the amazing story of a once extinct subspecies of the Plains Zebra that was brought back to life and into its former habitat by a group of dedicated scientists and farmers … read more

This project, started in 1987 by a group of dedicated people in South Africa, has successfully brought back an animal from extinction and reintroduced it into reserves in its former habitat. By selective breeding from a selected founder population of southern Plains Zebras an attempt is being made to retrieve at least the genes responsible for the Quagga’s characteristic striping pattern.