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What to do and see in Montagu, Western Cape: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Montagu, South Africa including Montagu Climbing, Flying Feet, Montague Tractor Ride, Montagu Dried Fruit & Nuts, R 62 nel Klein Karoo, Joubert House, The Montagu Bookshop, Montagu Village Market, Montagu Museum, Montagu Nature Garden.
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1. Montagu Climbing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Montagu is recognised as one of the outstanding climbing destinations in South Africa. Montagu's rock walls offer a wide variety of high quality climbing opportunities at every level from beginner to expert. The area has over 450 climbing routes which cater for climbers of all levels of experience.Join us for a great day out and experience some of the best rock climbing in South Africa.Climb safely with an experienced and accredited Guide.
2. Flying Feet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Explore Montagu on an art bicycle! Choose a guided town tour or rent a bike. Flying Feet offers guided town tours which include historical and art tours. You can also rent a bike and explore Montagu on your own. Our bicycles are Dutch-style, single speed, backpedal, hand painted, well loved town bikes. Nothing fancy. Just wheels and pedals.
Reviewed By pieter1702 - Southbroom, South Africa
The ghost tour on the bikes was very interesting and extremely fun! The tour guide was full of stories that had us laughing the whole time!
3. Montague Tractor Ride
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4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By 826hiltonm - Fourways, South Africa
What an amazing experience with an awesome tractor driver. Jaco you hand that tractor like a superstar.
4. Montagu Dried Fruit & Nuts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Montagu Dried Fruit and Nuts is one of South Africa’s foremost dried fruit, nuts and seeds suppliers. The company, birthed and firmly rooted in Montagu, package and distributes innovative choice grade dried fruit, nuts and seeds products and with a national network of franchise stores, Montagu brings ‘sunshine in a packet’ to the whole of South Africa.
Reviewed By astronenergy - Cape Town, South Africa
Stock was lovely , fresh and well priced with a well organized shop and efficient and friendly staff. I had a few inquiry on a product and even got a recipe from them on how to prepare it.
5. R 62 nel Klein Karoo
6. Joubert House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By royl786 - Bromsgrove, United Kingdom
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
7. The Montagu Bookshop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Find holiday reading, collectible items, fiction & non-fiction books in this quaint used book store in the small town of Montagu.
Reviewed By JackL3437 - Somerset West, South Africa
A pleasure to find a bookshop with quality second hand books, including first editions for those interested. Just be aware to set a decent amount of time aside!
8. Montagu Village Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By royl786 - Bromsgrove, United Kingdom
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
9. Montagu Museum
10. Montagu Nature Garden
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Ghathers - Langebaan, South Africa
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!
