Jack's Place is located in Bredasdorp, just 6.3 miles from Shipwreck Museum - Bredasdorp and 21 miles from De Mond Nature Reserve.
Christine
South Africa
This was more than just a farm stay. We loved the homely accommodation, beautiful scenery and the wildlife roaming around the house. The nearby river makes for wonderful fun with the kids. A great place to relax and also plenty to explore.
House Forget Me Not is located in Bredasdorp, just 24 miles from Agulhas National Park and 16 miles from Arniston Cave.
Milena
Germany
Really friendly host. A lot of space in the accommodation. Well equipped kitchen. Nice flowers in the garden.
Great restaurant next to the accommodation, called Mozart‘s.
Bredasdorp Square offers accommodations in Bredasdorp, a 2-minute walk from Shipwreck Museum - Bredasdorp and 15 miles from De Mond Nature Reserve. The bed and breakfast has access to a restaurant.
Located only 328 ft from the Shipwreck Museum, 6 on Kloof Guest House is located in the heart of Bredasdorp. The Dutch collonial house offers the tranquility of the 1920s.
William
Spain
Very friendly owner and staff. Large rooms. Excellent sleep. Wonderful large breakfast. And a small refrigerator in the room! Located near two good restaurant options. Safe gated parking.
A Piece of Life offers accommodations in Bredasdorp, 1969 feet from Shipwreck Museum - Bredasdorp and 1 mi from Overberg Shopping Center. Guests benefit from a patio and a barbecue.
This was my 1st visit to Bredasdorp and because I was...
This was my 1st visit to Bredasdorp and because I was nervous about travelling with my dog, I didn't spend much time in the town itself. Of what I did see, I was impressed as it's well developed with all amenities.
Alan
South Africa
Scored 8.0
8.0
The town is very clean and has all the major retailers there...
The town is very clean and has all the major retailers there and a few restaurants. Many of the houses are beautifully maintained with lovely gardens. The Shipwreck Museum is excellent and well worth the low entrance fee.
Gazz OB
South Africa
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bredasdorp is known as the capital of the Overberg District.
Bredasdorp is known as the capital of the Overberg District. It is a medium size town with all major shopping centres, eg Shoprite, Spar, Mr Price, PEP etc. A couple of fast food outlets, eg KFC and some Pizza and Fish and Chips take away shops. Other interesting curious shops. The local population definately gives the town a flair of it's own. The town is in close driving vacinity of other picturesque and seaside towns, eg Arniston, Struisbaai and Cape Agulhas (the southernmost tip of Africa).
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
The town offers some nice shops like the "Kapula Ceramics"...
The town offers some nice shops like the "Kapula Ceramics" and the Café/Restaurant "Bredasdorp Square" in a beautiful setting. Bredasdorp is the ideal stop over for visiting the most southern point of Africa, "L'Agulhas". It is also close to De Hoop, a stunning Nature Reserve with almost white dunes (one hour drive on gravel road!) For nature lovers the peaceful "De Mond Nature Reserve" is also worth a visit. Nearby are the old village of Elim and Napier with some good restaurants. Another destination would be Arniston with the "Waenhuiskrans Cave" and a nice beach.
This is a fully self catered cottage situated on a slight hill on a working farm outside Bredasdorp - a real "little house on the prairie". I couldn't really fault it except it may be a little exposed if the wind blows, but it was fairly calm during our one night stay. Everything is provided for, and it was comfortable without being ostentatious. Keys were left in the house which is a couple of kilos away from the main farm house so it is nice and private.
Very clean room, and nice and quiet. Very nice bathroom. Very friendly owners. We stayed overnight for the Voet-van-Afrika marathon, and I was allowed to come back after check-out for a shower after the marathon, without extra cost - very nice of them! Bredasdorp is small, so everything within walking distance. Very good price.
It was a real winters weekend and the road to the guesthouse was understandably very bad, as it is situated on a farm. I suppose if it did not rain the road would of been much better. But for the kids this was very exciting, to drive through pools of water.
Breakfast was amazing and but the location it's bad because they're ain't shops near by if you need to get something urgently such as little as a cigarette.
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