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They say the sweetest watermelons originate from Calitzdorp and it’s hard to argue, considering that the dry climate and semi-desert conditions suit this type of fruit perfectly. Calitzdorp is a spa town located in the Little... Show more

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4.3 out of 5

Anonymous

Nature and tranquility.

10% Off

Bella de Karoo

Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses, Guest Farms in Calitzdorp

There are seven separate rooms and three rooms in the manor house. Guests have access to the communal Lapa which has...

R576

per night

10% Off

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The Queen of Calitzdorp

Guest Houses, Guest Lodge in Calitzdorp

Our Guest House in Calitzdorp on the famous R62 (a mere 30 minutes from Oudtshoorn, 90 minutes from George and three...

R1,690

Die Dorpshuis

Self Catering in Calitzdorp

Die Dorpshuis was built in the late 1800's as a prestige residence for an unknown person. Since then it was extended...

R690

per night

5% Off

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Calitzdorp Reviews

Anonymous

25 April 2022

Nature and tranquility.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Francois Bezuidenhout

19 April 2022

We were all pleasantly surprised on how beautiful the area around Calitzdorp are especially where we stayed at Matjiesvlei Cottages. There are three wine cellars with great restaurants which makes it worth your while to visit.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Engela Harmse

06 June 2021

Art Galleries, Fig Farm - the best trip, Show room Ghost walk Morning Market, Museum, Eating places.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

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More info about Calitzdorp

Calitzdorp was named after the Calitz brothers who farmed here and in 1845, donated a part of their farm to establish a town. At the time, church services were held under a tree before enough funds were collected to eventually build a church in 1857. The town gradually developed around the church.

Calitzdorp is on the Route 62 wine route, the world’s longest, and many of the region’s fortified wines grace the wine lists of top restaurants and hotels. The farmland surrounding the town is bursting with grape vines, ostrich breeding centres and deciduous and vine fruit. On the route between Calitzdorp and... Show more

Top 8 reasons to visit Calitzdorp

1. The museum located in an historic stone building showcases local heritage and treasures discovered in and around Calitzdorp. The staff are volunteers and will gladly give you a brief tour of the museum.

2. Day visitors are welcome Sundays to Thursdays at the Calitzdorp Spa. Spend time in the hot pools charged with water from a nearby thermal spring that reaches temperatures of 50° Celsius at its source. The resort has buck, tortoise and other non-threatening wildlife on view.

3. Pack a picnic basket, plenty of water and fishing gear on a trip to the Calitzdorp Dam. There is a picturesque picnic site and the dam offers good fishing opportunities. Expect to catch yellowfish and carp.

4. Travel the Calitzdorp section of the Route 62 wine route to taste the award-winning reds, fortified and dry wines produced here. De Krans Wines boasts over 600 awards won, while Axehill, Boplaas and Calitzdorp Cellar have won their share of medals and trophies.

5. Visit the Gamka River Safari Co to join one of their horse riding trails that range from 1 hour to 5 days! Riders get to experience magnificent scenery and unique fauna on horseback.

6. Take a class on ceramics, painting or writing at the Kraaldoring Gallery and Studio. The venue is 11km out of town, the peaceful country environment ideal for learning a new craft.

7. Stop in at the John Van Reenen Gallery and Coffee Shop, a renowned artist who lives in Calitzdorp. His paintings are vibrant with unusual subject matter, an example being an oil of a Rasta watermelon party.

8. The Calitzdorp Winter Festival takes place every June and offers fun for the entire family. Beer tents, live music, wine tasting, pétanque games, food stalls, cabaret acts and art exhibitions are just some of the happenings during the 4-day festival.

Transport

Calitzdorp can be reached either from the Cape Town International Airport, 370km away, or the George Domestic Airport, 115km away. Car rental agencies are located in Cape Town, George, Oudtshoorn and at the airports, otherwise order a rental online and collect at a convenient location. There are no trains and bus services into and out of Calitzdorp, however, local tour operators offer shuttle services.

Did you know?

The Little Karoo once teemed with wildlife but of the larger mammals, only the leopard, baboon, zebra, several buck species and ostrich remain.

In the 1930s, a concrete road was built between Calitzdorp and Oudtshoorn, the first of its kind in South Africa. The road was upgraded and tarred in the late 1970s as part of the Route 62 project.

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3 listings for accommodation in Calitzdorp. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

Bella de Karoo

Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses, Guest Farms in Calitzdorp

R576

The Queen of Calitzdorp

Guest Houses, Guest Lodge in Calitzdorp

R1,690

Die Dorpshuis

Self Catering in Calitzdorp

R690

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3 listings for accommodation in Calitzdorp. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

Bella de Karoo

Bed And Breakfast, Guest Houses, Guest Farms in Calitzdorp

R576

The Queen of Calitzdorp

Guest Houses, Guest Lodge in Calitzdorp

R1,690

Die Dorpshuis

Self Catering in Calitzdorp

R690

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