Discover the best top things to do in Montagu, South Africa including Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, Montague Tractor Ride, R 62 nel Klein Karoo, Joubert House, Olijvenhof Olive Estate, Montagu NGK Dutch Reformed Church, Montagu Village Market, Montagu Museum, Montagu Nature Garden, Leidam Bird Sanctuary.
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Welcome to the malaria-free Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, a three-hour scenic drive from Cape Town to the heart of the Little Karoo, along the Route 62 – the world’s longest wine route. At the foot of the towering Warmwaterberg Mountains, Sanbona boasts 58, 000 hectares of sculpted Cape Fold Mountains, wide-open Karoo plains, indigenous flora and fauna and rare examples of San rock art, some dating back more than 3, 500 years, plus a unique boat safari. More than a Big 5 wilderness reserve, it’s the vastness of the landscape, the alluring stillness and isolation amid raw beauty and boundless plains that make Sanbona unique. Explore a wilderness sanctuary in the Western Cape while staying at your choice of three luxurious lodges or a back-to-nature Explorer Camp adventure, each of which is surrounded by ancient folded mountains and endless vistas. Please note that Sanbona is a private reserve and booking in advance is essential.
Depart from Mother City, head out on the long and winding road (3 hours), ROUTE 62, voted by CNN Travel as the world’s best road trip destination. At the foot of towering Warmwaterberg Mountains in the Little Karoo lies the unique safari destination of Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. Three Luxury Lodges and an adventurous Explorer Camp nestle in 58, 000 hectares of sculpted Cape Fold Mountains and wide-open plains. Experience a huge diversity of indigenous flora and fauna and rare examples of San rock art, some dating back more than 3,500 years, plus a unique boat safari and thrilling game drives. Conservation is paramount at Sanbona and every guest contributes to preserving this wilderness for future generations. More than a Big 5 wilderness reserve, it’s the vastness of the landscape, the alluring stillness and isolation amid raw beauty and boundless plains that make Sanbona unique.
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What an amazing experience with an awesome tractor driver. Jaco you hand that tractor like a superstar.
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Very interesting visit to two museums today. The history explained by the guide was very well narrated and very well informed First class and well worth a visit
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Farm-Stall and Bistro: THU-SAT 1pm - 4pm / SUN: 11am - 3pm visit us for Cheese-Platters, Mixed-Platters a lot of our Olive-Products and picnics and of course for Olive-Tastings Its a small family run olive farm on the R62 near to Montagu. Taste our olive-products and learn more about this thousands of year old fruit. You can stay overnight in our beautiful Full-Moon-Cottage. Come and visit us near montagu direct on the route 62.
Beautiful and very quiet location with great hosts and top products from our own olive farm. Ideal for a fine picnic or an excellent tasting. If you are looking for absolute tranquility, you should stay a few nights here. Perfectly located on Route 62 and close to the very beautiful Montagu. The weekly market there on Saturday is also highly recommended. For me, a visit to the Olijvenhof is an absolute must.
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Fabulous little craft market we spent a lovely hour or so wandering around the market. We bought a lovely wine stand off Roy a local craftsman who also makes great garden sprinklers Well worth a visit
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I took my five year old for a hike over koppie on the Nature Reserve, and we were both enthralled by the vistas that Mother Nature provided. From the amazing array of flowers, to the variety of insects and birds, to the beautiful view towards Montagu in the west and Barrydale in the east. We hike here regularly, as it is conveniently situated near town and the peace and tranquility is perfect for some "father/son" bonding. The walk over the koppie and down the other side is relatively easy (Ouma did the walk about 2 weeks ago!) and the small dams nestled between lush lawns are perfect for a picnic. For the less energetic, there are myriad paths that crisscross the reserve at various levels. Entrance fee at present is R5 for adults and R2 for kids, which is paid through a slot in the building at the entrance. Well worth the visit, especially at this time of the year!
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Lovely deck to sit on and view the birds feeding their chick and basically just living their life. Yes, it does smell a bit, but what would you expect from a heronry. The dam could do with a bit of a clean up. Worth a visit and will pop around again when back in town.
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