Farm stays offer the chance to disconnect from daily life as you connect to nature’s refreshing embrace.
Although it is known for its hustle and bustle, the Gauteng province offers a number of peaceful and rejuvenating farm stays.
Here’s a look at three of the best farm stays in and around Gauteng:
Cradle Valley
Located 45 minutes from the Johannesburg city centre, Cradle Valley is a lovely farm-style stay with décor that is both rustic and easy on the eye.
You can expect a peaceful ambience which is characterized by comfort, elegance and breathtaking views. Undoubtedly, the accommodation merges luxury with lush gardens, rolling hills and the tranquil sounds of nature. Plus, the sight of ducks in the garden serves to complete your idyllic stay.
Contact: [email protected] or 0796973039
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Rosemary Hill Farm
Situated in Tshwane, Rosemary Hill offers a sweet farm stay that combines good-looking cabins with a wide range of outdoor activities.
You can enjoy mountain bike trails, as well as running and hiking routes as you take in the beauty and tranquility of nature. You’re also in for the sight of some animals including horses and cows.
Expect excellent service and a rejuvenating stay. The eatery on the premises also offers delicious menu options, making your experience even more worthwhile.
Address: R946, Pretoria
Contact: 012 802 0052
Farmhouse 58
Once a dairy farm, Farmhouse 58 operates as the hospitality wing of the Nirox Foundation. The accommodation is sleek, simple, warm and enriching.
It offers the chance to reconnect with nature and self. You can expect decor which is minimalistic, elegant and aesthetically-pleasing. As the cherry-on-top of your rejuvenating farm stay, you can enjoy a contemplative nature hike that incorporates mindfulness and feeds the soul.
Address: R540 Kromdraai Rd, Krugersdorp
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