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Adults: R550p.p.n minimum 6 persons
Children: R250p.p.n
(sleeps 10 but for extra persons arrange with us)
With each visit, you will find that the area has changed because of Fynbos changes with the seasons. That is what makes this place so magical.
Sorry no pets
A two-hour drive from Cape Town via Worcester onto the scenic Route 62, via Robertson and then through McGregor – Western Cape brings you to what is often called, “The Road To Nowhere”, what could very well be just a drive through farmlands, has a semi-dead end with a surprise.
Tightly nestled in the heart of the Riviersonderend mountains, between the twin villages of Greyton and McGregor, a double-story, stone house catches the eye, aptly named – Eagle’s Nest.
The Boesmanskloofhiking Trail and Die Galg are literally at the front door of this stone house and all hikers of this trail pass by its presence on the trail
- Check-in Time: 02.00 pm
- Check-out Time: 10:00 am
Rooms
- This self-catering guest house boasts 3 double bed bedrooms each with an en-suite (shower and toilet) on the upper level of the house. Each room has extra single beds.
- A separate bedroom downstairs has two single beds and an en-suite (shower and toilet).
- Every room is equipped with linen and towels.
Open plan Lounge and inside braai area
- Upon entering Eagle’s Nest, your eyes are drawn to the glass sliding door which leads to the amazing deck with outstanding views of the Riviersonderend Mountains. This unlocks an amazing view of the Riviersonderend mountains and the natural rushing rock pools of the Gobos River.
- A wonderful interior braai ensures that when the mountain evenings turn cooler, you will be cozily cared for in the Eagle's Nest.
Kitchen
- A big family kitchen with a wooden table ensures a warmth that will make you feel right at home.
- It is fully equipped with crockery, cutlery, other cookware, a fridge, microwave, stove, and toaster, and of course the necessary electricity.
- Exiting the kitchen door will hold yet another breath-taking disclosure.
Outside
- What is better to enjoy the fresh mountain air, than to braai using the stone braai facilities on the deck of Eagle's Nest
- The swimming pool next to the braai is a bonus in the summer or after a long warm hike to cool off. Bring your swimming towels.
- Remember the blitz and wood. (We supply wood at extra cost).
- Wood can be ordered when you make your reservation.
- There is a braai grid but if you are used to your braai equipment bring yours (hikers excluded)
- Bring a casserole for a braai (hikers excluded)
- Bring your electric plug for cell phone charging, please.
- Warm water bottles were provided.
- Sorry, it's not pet-friendly