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Glamping in Montagu

Another of the Western Cape’s appealing small towns, Montagu is a 2-hour drive from Cape Town and lies nestled on the eastern slopes of the Langeberg Mountains.

The road between Worcester and Montagu is fairly... Show more

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Montagu Reviews

4.4 out of 5

Corrie Perrins

Spectacular views

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Glen Eden Ranch - Glamping Pods

Self Catering, Glamping in Montagu

Welcome to Glen Eden Ranch - Glamping Pods,

Glen Eden Farm is a small holding of 50 hectares 14km outside of the...

R1,500

per night

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African Game Lodge

Bed And Breakfast, Cottages, Camps, Chalets, Guest Lodge, Guest Farms, Game Lodges, Self Catering, Glamping, Pets By Arrangement in Montagu

African Game Lodge is a vast Private Reserve with spectacular mountainous scenery, stocked with a variety antelope...

R800

per night

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Buckron @ Patatsfontein Stay

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Pietersfontein, Montagu

Escape to Buckron @ Patatsfontein Stay, where nature and comfort unite in the heart of the Patatsfontein Valley....

R3,250

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Patatsfontein Stay

Guest Farms, Self Catering, Glamping in Montagu

Escape to Patatsfontein Stay, where nature and comfort come together in the heart of the Patatsfontein Valley....

R1,550

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Ouberg Private Nature Reserve

Cottages, Chalets, Self Catering, Glamping in Montagu

The Ouberg Private Nature Reserve is a Karoo mountain escape, only a 3-hour drive from Cape Town. Get ready to...

R800

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Montagu Reviews

Corrie Perrins

26 August 2023

Spectacular views

Superb. 5 out of 5

Hester Barbara Norval

21 August 2023

The nature

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

John Leftwich

28 January 2023

Buying dried fruit and many other tasty things at Cape Dry

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Emma Oosthuizen

14 November 2022

Beautiful setting, lot of attractions around.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Kurt Thwaites

28 September 2022

Wonderful atmosphere and most welcoming and friendly residents. A true Gem with beautiful views and excellent hiking experiences. A peaceful and beautiful place with lots of exciting activities for everyone

Superb. 5 out of 5

Deirdre Seboa

19 April 2022

The tranquility, historical few places, cleanliness and friendly inhabitants.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Tamarin Carlson

28 March 2022

Came up to Montagu for a climbing course with Blue Mountain Adventures and stayed at the Tolhuis with two friends. It was just perfect. Firstly the location, it was only mere meters away from our first day's location for climbing , LEGOLAND. We could literally stop and walk up to our accommodation for a coffee and lunch break! The place itself was just perfect for the 3 of us. Great little braai area where we enjoyed our evenings and the place is simple and humble yet stylish! The hosts, Michelle, Ivan, and Jason their 6-month-old puppy were just very warm and accommodating. Thank you!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Tamarin Carlson

28 March 2022

Climbing at Lego Land, Hiking, and cycling (there is a little history town cycle tour).

Superb. 5 out of 5

Fabian Affinand

24 February 2022

Quietness and peace.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Gerhardus Fourie

17 January 2022

The beautiful nature. The view of the mountain.

Superb. 5 out of 5

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More info about Montagu

Another of the Western Cape’s appealing small towns, Montagu is a 2-hour drive from Cape Town and lies nestled on the eastern slopes of the Langeberg Mountains.

The road between Worcester and Montagu is fairly flat until you reach a chain of 450 million year old mountains that appear squeezed up against themselves and fittingly called the Cape Fold Belt. You enter Montagu town via a natural arch with an old fort atop and you come to the realisation that you are about to discover a rather unique and magical town. And you won’t be disappointed; Montagu is renowned for its hot springs but this historic town has a host of other attractions, from the interesting architecture to outdoor pursuits such as hiking and mountain climbing. Deciduous fruit is grown in the surrounding valley and sweet dessert wines, particularly Muscadel, are produced under the warm climate.

Montagu has 21 national monuments, 2 museums and a... Show more

Another of the Western Cape’s appealing small towns, Montagu is a 2-hour drive from Cape Town and lies nestled on the eastern slopes of the Langeberg Mountains.

Montagu has 21 national monuments, 2 museums and a plethora of eateries offering wholesome country cooking.

Top 8 reasons to visit Montagu

1. Whether you visit the hot springs in summer or winter, the experience will leave you relaxed and refreshed. The warm, radioactive spring water is piped into swimming pools and its healing properties appear to calm the soul.

2. Visit the Montagu Guano Cave, only partly explored and home to 4 species of bat. The entrance has an ancient San rock art painting and the cave itself is an important roosting site for the bats. The resort has a number of other family activities available to day visitors, including a petting zoo and swimming pools.

3. Join a rock climbing party for the thrill of climbing the spectacular mountains around Montagu. A local company called Montagu Climbing provides equipment and training, and guides climbers of all experience levels.

4. An excellent hiking trail is via the Keurkloof ravine, a 6km route through the gorge to reach a peaceful picnic spot.

5. Montagu has a number of mountain bike routes popular with weekend mountain bikers. The Baden Route takes riders past the golf course and into scenic farmland before returning on a steep downhill path.

6. The Protea Farm offers tractor rides up a mountain to reach an altitude of 1500m for sweeping views of the valley and to see the bright flowers of the protea. Combine the ride with a traditional lunch in the forest where you will be treated to a potjiekos (stew prepared in a small pot).

7. Stop in at Cape Dried Fruit Packers for a tour of their facilities. The tour passes through the orchards, the drying lanes and to the packing plant. Light lunches are offered and there is an onsite wine tasting room and farm stall to purchase fruit and nuts.

8. Montagu has a lovely Nature Garden where tea and cake is served every Tuesday for a nominal fee. The various garden pathways have interesting displays of indigenous flora, frequented by birds and small animals.

Transport

The nearest airport is Cape Town International Airport, 186km away. Car rental agencies are located in Cape Town, Worcester and at the airport or order a rental online and collect at a convenient location. Shuttle service companies and tour operators offer drives between Montagu, Cape Town and the airport but a rental is the most practical option.

Did you know?

The tiny fort above Cogmans Kloof was built by the British at the start of the South African War which began in 1899. The fort is one of four built by the Brits in the area to prevent the Boers from entering the Small Karoo region.

Montagu was named after the British colonial secretary Sir John Montagu who is credited with approving much of the Cape’s road network during his 10 year tenure between 1843 and 1853.

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