Elandsberg

Cape farm accommodation, restaurant, and private nature reserve

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Farm Stay

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 Enquiries & Bookings Rates
Kitchen

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.

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For Guests

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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Seasons at Bartholomeus Klip & Elandsberg Nature Reserve

Dancing to the tune of the seasons.

If staying at BK were a movie (an episode of Netflix’ The Crown was shot here), the seasons would provide the script. Lambs frolic in the farmlands in April and May, which is also our wheat planting season, while harvest season runs from October to November. The shearing of our lamb is quite the spectacle, from July to October and again in February. Our world-renowned flower season is in August and September. The Cape Winelands around Bartholomeus Klip, including Riebeek Valley, Wellington and Tulbagh – are buzzing with activity: harvest festivals, art exhibitions, concerts, markets, magnificent wine estates and excellent restaurants are very popular with the locals and international visitors throughout the year.