Baviaanskloof - UNESCO World Heritage Site - South Africa
Kamerkloof
Baviaanskloof HARTland
Since 1817
Latitude: -33.54405 South - Longitude: 23.98569 East
OUR STORY
Kamerkloof is a living farm located in the Baviaanskloof Hartland area that is widely recognised for its extraordinary biodiversity, human history, uniqueness and friendly Klowenaars. The Baviaanskloof is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with three biodiversity hotspots and seven biomes. At Kamerkloof, our heartfelt hospitality, well-informed hosts, carefully restored historical houses and eco-experiences close to nature make us a premier destination in the Baviaanskloof. Tasteful in every detail and appointed with modern amenities, our rooms and houses are spacious with beautiful scenery that reflects the local sense of style and offers spectacular views of the majestic Baviaanskloof mountains. We harvest and produce single-origin olive products that allow our consumers to feel meaningfully connected to the Baviaanskloof landscape where our olive trees are grown.
SA Olive Gold Award Winners 2021
Award winning accommodation
TripAdvisor Traveler's Choice
2011-2022
Four hiking trails, including the historical Voetpadsekloof
Discover natural, cultural and human history
Explore a living farm rich in biodiversity!
Luxury accommodation at the Baviaanskloof Landhuis
Kids u11 stay for free at Studtis Huis!
Ideal accommodation for family travel and groups
All Mountain Bikers travelling through the Baviaanskloof receive a 10% discount with us!
Connect with the beautiful people of the Baviaanskloof
Meet and learn more about the Klowenaars from the Baviaanskloof
Kamerkloof living farm
Kamerkloof's protected areas are accessible to our GUESTS only
Kamerkloof is dedicated to ensuring the longevity of our business for generations to come by responsibly managing our impact on the environment and community. While biodiversity conservation is promoted so too are sustainable farming practices. As such, farming and conservation work hand in hand.
Caring for Nature and sharing with people
Extraordinary Biodiversity
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
The Baviaanskloof Nature Reserve has been designated as a World Heritage Site because of its outstanding natural beauty and globally important biodiversity.
The uniqueness of the area is that it is geographically located in a transition zone between various ecosystems. It hosts seven of the eight national biomes. Additionally, it is home to three globally recognized hotspots.
Living in Harmony with Nature
Care for nature and committed to responsible farming practices
Kamerkloof is located on a living olive farm and is currently carrying out mixed farming. The farm's main focus is olive oil production. The farm's enterprise also includes small scale sheep farming. . Kamerkloof is the first farm in the history of the Baviaanskloof to start with olive farming. The Studtis Olive Trust planted seven different cultivars from 1998.
Reservations and Enquires
Email: nagoena@mweb.co.za
Cell: +27 (0) 83 602 1253 (WhatsApp)
Landline: +27 (0) 87 700 4466
