Top Things to do in Clanwilliam
What to do and see in Clanwilliam, South Africa: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Clanwilliam, South Africa including Sevilla Rock Art Trail, Pakhuis Pass, Cedarberg Wilderness Area, Rooibos Tea House, Ramskop Nature Reserve, Clanwilliam Museum, Heerenlogement, Donkey Cart Adventures.
Restaurants in Clanwilliam
1. Sevilla Rock Art Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By HHH666Y - Epsom, United Kingdom
This is a nice amble along the rocks where they have highlighted 9 sites with rock drawings
The route is generally easy with occasional scrambling, so decent footwear required
The route out is very clear but the route back could do with some work
Good value to see some amazing history
2. Pakhuis Pass
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
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Reviewed By MarleenSny - Stellenbosch, South Africa
Lovely tarred pass in perfect condition! Travelling to the Cederberg Mountains have just become a pleasure with the good quality of the roads. No reason not to visit this special part of South Africa.
3. Cedarberg Wilderness Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Just hours from Cape Town, the Cedarberg Mountains are the rustic home of ancient rock paintings and rare animal species.
Reviewed By JennyBCapeTown - Cape Town
The beauty of this area never fails to amaze me & keeps us coming back year after year. The beautiful rock formations, the hiking trails, the swimming holes & Waterfalls are what makes the Cedarberg so special. There are many accommodation options to choose from, from camping to rustic cottages to upmarket chalets. Love this place!
4. Rooibos Tea House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Within 7 Clan's of Rooibos you can pick more than 100 flavours/blends of rooibostea. From natural, green, fruity and sweet to spicy, flower and herbal. Visit the only Rooibosteahouse in the world, or shop online.
Reviewed By taniawilliev - Sandton, South Africa
If you thought that Rooibos was boring, you have yet to visit this lovely little tea house in Clanwilliam. You can do a tasting and decide which one you like best, please note that you would need an hour to do this. They do serve...Morehi Tania Thank you for visiting the Rooibos Tea House! Glad you enjoyed your Rooibos Experience
5. Ramskop Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By BARRYBE - SOUTH AFRICA
This reserve really provides a great range of the flowers from Namaqualand. What I like is that numerous of the flowers have been tagged, which is of a great help.One is able to walk around at your own pace and take in this great flowers. The small restaurant provided a light lunch of babotie and cool drinks.
A great experience
6. Clanwilliam Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Peter E - Devizes
The buildings for the museum are the old gaol of Clanwilliam and offer enough interest even without the contents. Each room devotes to a particular aspect of Clanwilliam history, emphasizing various notable individuals. Other rooms show aspects of life in past ages or illustrate the development of the dam. In general a very interesting insight into the history of one of the 10 oldest towns in South Africa..
7. Heerenlogement
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Agonyaunty - Clanwilliam, South Africa
One of the most beautifully rustic historical gems of the Western Cape. This cave was visited originally by Simon Van der Stel on his way to find the copper mines. Over the past 350 years hundreds of travellers have spent the night here and engraved their name inside the cave. From astronomers, botanists to ministers have all left their mark.
Pristine condition. Take water (lots and a hat) easy to medium walk that takes about ten - 15 minutes to the cave.
8. Donkey Cart Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By jeanierichter - London, United Kingdom
This unique experience of hiking through the remote and amazingly beautiful Cedarberg with donkey carts porting your luggage. You can get onto the cart and ride along at any time if you're tired of hiking.
You stay in community houses or a community lodge and the food is prepared by the local people.
Wonderful!
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