A self-catering countryside stay along the famous Route 62

Description

Akkerboom Country Cottages: An opportunity to relax and a base from which to explore

This is the deal

• A 1 night stay for 2 people in a self-catering cottage

Why you should be interested in holiday accommodation along Route 62:

Route 62 is a tourist route that meanders from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, taking travellers along a scenic alternative to the N2 highway. Route 62 is known for its relaxing countryside atmosphere, rows of vineyards, towering cliffs, and indigenous flora, all of which contribute to some of South Africa’s most diverse regions like Paarl, Wellington, the Breede River Valley, Klein Karoo and Langkloof.

Tucked between the sheltering slopes of valleys along Route 62, are interesting little towns that offer various attractions, farm stalls, restaurants and plenty of things to do for those who enjoy the outdoors. Things to do in the area include visits to wine cellars and game reserves, tribal arts, cultural tours, museums, hiking trails, mountain biking, 4×4 routes, canoeing, horse riding, fishing, and caving.

Route 62 is a popular self-drive holiday due to good road conditions, relaxing countryside accommodation, and the wealth of attractions to encounter along the route.

Why stay at Akkerboom Country Cottages:

• Located on a working fruit farm, you’ll be shown the internal workings of farm life.
• There are some spectacular views of the Langeberg Mountains.
• You can visit the Akkerboom Trading Post, situated on the farm, for a hearty breakfast or lunch.
• There’s opportunity to explore the Klein Karoo further – be sure to make pit stops at the charming towns dotted along the route, including the likes of Swellendam, Montagu and Barrydale.
• Situated at the top of the Op de Tradouw Pass – between Montagu and Barrydale – it’s only 2 and a half hours away from Cape Town!

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