Bushman's Kloof Wilderness Reserve
Cedarberg

Bushman’s Kloof is approximately two hundred and seventy kilometres north of Cape Town in the foothills of the Cedarberg. Wide-open plains, ravines, waterfalls and prehistoric rock formations characterise this ecological oasis. Five different botanical communities exist in this area, which is due to a unique subterranean river system. The abundance of water and the diversity of plant life hold the key to the region’s natural history. Some six thousand years ago, the San people used to hunt and gather in the region, evidence of which is found in the more than one hundred and twenty five rock paintings at Bushman’s Kloof.

Today Bushman’s Kloof is recreating its natural heritage with the introduction of wildlife species indigenous to the area. The reserve has recently been declared a South African Natural Heritage site.

The lodge is set on rolling lawns facing indigenous gardens and overlooking the Boontjies River. The thatch cottages are superbly positioned and elegantly appointed. Accommodation is provided in one of ten double-roomed lodges, all en-suite with a private terrace ideal for bird watching. The conference centre boasts state of the art presentation equipment and a variety of extras for the comfort of the delegates.

Bushmans Kloof provides game drives, guided rock art tours, mountain hikes and swimming in the natural crystal clear rock pools.