Citrusdal Fireplace Accommodation

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Accommodation in Citrusdal

Citrusdal is reached from Cape Town via the ultra-scenic Piekenierskloof Pass. On the approach to Citrusdal heading down the pass, the magnificent Cederberg Mountains is seen in the background, the 2km high snow-capped Sneeuberg Peak the... Show more

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Citrusdal Reviews

4.5 out of 5

Lucille Badenhorst

Pet friendly place. All the restaurants we went to we could take our pup with.

Destinations Related to Citrusdal Accommodation

Clanwilliam, Brandwag, Piketberg, Bainskloof Pass, Porterville

Nearby Attractions & Landmarks: Citrusdal Baths

Citrusdal Reviews

Lucille Badenhorst

18 July 2022

Pet friendly place. All the restaurants we went to we could take our pup with.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Anonymous

24 May 2022

The farm stall on the N7 outside Citrusdal sells the best dried mango. The Carmien shop has a variety of teas and you can do a free tea tasting.

Okay. 3 out of 5

Heather De Bruin

19 April 2022

Small town living, the quaint shop and laid back feel.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Anonymous

13 October 2021

The whole atmosphere and kind touch is amazing. A lovely place to spend unforgettable days and enjoying every second of the nature that surrounds the whole area.
i absolutely loved the kind hearted service and the food was amazing.

Superb. 5 out of 5

natalie lendoor

10 August 2021

We just went into the town to get a few snacks, so I can't really give an honest rating.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Dawn Fester

08 August 2021

The peace and tranquility!

Superb. 5 out of 5

ELZENE Maloka

09 April 2021

Was die lekkerste aand ooit by Cederkloof..alles was net gemaklik en in plek..baie danki vir die lekker en mooi plekkie..ons was so spyt ons het net 1aand geboek..sal defnitief weer terug kom.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Nondumiso Ketimali

28 January 2021

Nice warm weather.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Anélia Marais

22 June 2020

Gecko Creek. Solitude. Nature.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Lynn andrews

10 March 2020

Beautiful small town with a lot of charm.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

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More info about Citrusdal

The town was first established in 1916 as a parish to farmers in the area. Prior to this, farmers would have to travel many miles by ox wagon to attend formal church gatherings.

Citrusdal is a major citrus producing area, the climate and location ideal for this fruit genus. However, the town is probably better known for its hot springs and is included in both the rooibos and wildflower routes. The town is also a final destination for visitors wanting to experience the Cederberg Mountains.

While the entrance to the town is unremarkable, dig a little deeper exploring the town and surrounding area and you will find it’s a... Show more

The town was first established in 1916 as a parish to farmers in the area. Prior to this, farmers would have to travel many miles by ox wagon to attend formal church gatherings.

While the entrance to the town is unremarkable, dig a little deeper exploring the town and surrounding area and you will find it’s a worthwhile stop for any traveller to the region.

Top 8 reasons to visit Citrusdal

1. Visit the Citrusdal museum to see the many interesting Khoi tools and Trekboer (travelling farmer) exhibits on display. The museum is housed in an old stone church and alongside is the Tourism Bureau, also in an historic house, offering advice and bookings to the Cederberg.

2. Travel to the Cederberg Wilderness Area to attempt rock climbing and hiking through the Cederberg Mountains. Beautiful landscapes, unusual rock formations, rock pools and scarce flora are some of the highlights of the area.

3. Take a self-guided hike along the Sevilla Rock Art Trail to view the many fascinating and diverse San ochre-coloured paintings, some thousands of years old. Stop in for a refreshing drink at Traveller's Rest after the hike.

4. Mountain bikers enjoy the 26km Boschkloof MTB Trail, graded as difficult due to the hectic single-track downhill to test even the most competent of riders.

5. Day visitors are welcome at The Baths where pools of 43° Celsius hot spring water are available for bathers to enjoy the water, naturally loaded with various chemicals and believed to have healing properties.

6. Stopping off at one of the brightly coloured farm stalls along the road between Citrusdal and Clanwilliam is a must. Here you can purchase citrus directly off the farm as well as local crafts and home bakes for padkos (food for the road).

7. During early spring, the fields around Citrusdal are ablaze with colourful wild flowers. Visitors from all corners of the world visit year on year to enjoy the wildflower spectacle.

8. Rooibos tea is an endemic plant found in this region and there is an entire route celebrating the product that stretches 90km northward from Citrusdal. The Rooibos Route covers all aspects of the tea, from its history to cultivation and finally, sipping the end product. The Citrusdal Tourism Bureau will help you to plan a route.

Transport

Cape Town International Airport is 185km from Citrusdal. There are many rental agencies in Cape Town city centre and at the airport to hire a vehicle, or you could order a rental online. Several shuttle service companies operate out of Cape Town, however, you would need a hired vehicle to best enjoy your visit to Citrusdal.

Did you know?

Renowned road builder, Thomas Bain, was responsible for the construction of the original Piekenierskloof Pass in 1858. The pass has since undergone major improvements, however, the cottage that he and his family occupied during the construction is still standing and is available for hire.

The Olifants (elephants) River valley in which Citrusdal lies, was so named because the first Dutch explorer to reach the area in 1660 claimed he saw over 3000 elephants in the valley below.

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