Fathers Day in Oudsthoorn

De Zeekoe Guest Farm Oudtshoorn

Lakeside Cottages in beautiful surroundings of Oudtshoorn

Fathers Day Celebration on 17th June 2018

Only 7 km outside Oudtshoorn, in the Garden Route’s Klein Karoo, surrounded by the famous

Swartberg Mountains (black mountain in Afrikaans) make up a mountain range that runs roughly east-west along the northern edge of the semi-arid Little Karoo in the Western Cape province of South Africa

Swartberg Mountains

Outeniqua Mountains, named after the Outeniqua Khoikhoi who lived there, is a mountain range that runs a parallel to the southern coast of South Africa,

Outeniqua Mountains

Is one of the world’s 17 “hot spots” with 3 overlapping flower zones.
This is the land of succulents – their thick, fleshy diversity unparalleled anywhere else in the world – peppered only by the odd bush and tree that gives the Karoo, at first glance, the appearance of arid, dry and very flat land devoid of living matter and given over to hot days and cold nights. Herds of buffalo, elephant and kudu once dominated these plains only to be hunted or driven out by modern development.

This is the land of succulents

Surrounded by a variety of Oudtshoorn attractions like ostrich farms

Ostrich Farms

Longest wine route in the world (R 62)

Longest wine route in the world (R 62)

Cango Caves is a cultural and natural landmark in South Africa.

The 20 million year-old Cango Caves system consists of a series of hidden chambers cut deep into a thick limestone rock layer. It is situated in the Swartberg Mountains, 30 kilometres north of Oudtshoorn, in South Africa’s Western Cape Province