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Supplier: Kobus Se Gat - Swartberg Experience Supplier: Kobus se Gat - Swartberg Experience Swartberg Pass Tour and Kobus se Gat Country Lunch This tour departs twice daily at 10:30 and 14:00 2.5 – 3hour Experience (including lunch) Experience the beauty of the Swartberg mountains (UNESCO World Heritage site) as you travel to the summit of the world famous, Swartberg Pass. This national monument dates back to 1881 and offers stunning panoramic views of the Little and Great Karoo which you can overlook over 200km with your bare eyes. From the summit guests are able to take a walk in the reserve between 500 different species of fauna and flora. There are several photo opportunities along this winding route which will leave you at awe. After the hike there’s an opportunity to add downhill mountain biking to get the adrenalin pumping. (Additional costs apply.) After the tour enjoy Traditional Karoo Cuisine at Kobus se Gat Restaurant. Feast on certified Karoo lamb chops, boerewors, ostrich kebabs, pumpkin fritters and variety of salads and vegetables all freshly harvested from the gardens at the restaurant. Freshly baked Roosterkoek served with homemade marmalades forms part of the meal. Roosterkoek (in Afrikaans – Askoekkie) is a traditional bread prepared on the coals. This is a true Karoo Experience like no other. Tour Details 2 or more guests. Point of Departure – We depart from the Kobus se Gat Velt Restaurant – R328, Oudtshoorn South Africa or pick up at guest house in and around Oudtshoorn at an additional cost. Child Policy Children under 4 years are free Children under 12 will get 35% discount General Includes: Guided Tour Traditional Karoo Lunch Lunch includes: “Roosterkoeke” (traditional griddle bread baked on an open fire) Our Roosterkoek are renowned throughout South Africa and form part of every meal. Country Lunch Karoo Lamb chops Boerewors (traditional South African sausage) Ostrich kebabs Vegetables in season Salads Bread table Excludes: Beverages What to Bring: Camera Warm Jacket Hat Sunscreen What to Wear: Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes Supplier: Kobus se Gat - Swartberg Experience Swartberg Sunset Tour and Traditional Kobus se Gat Dinner This tour departs daily at 16:30 in summer and 16:00 in winter 2.5 – 3 hours Experience The ultimate Karoo Sunset Experience!! Experience the beauty of the Swartberg mountains (UNESCO World Heritage site) as you travel to the summit of the world famous, Swartberg Pass. This national monument dates back to 1881 and offers stunning panoramic views of the Little and Great Karoo which you can overlook over 200km with your bare eyes. From the summit guests are able to take a walk in the reserve between 500 different species of fauna and flora. There are several photo opportunities along this winding route which will leave you at awe. Watch the sun set over the Little and Great Karoo as we return to Kobus se Gat restaurant. There’s an opportunity to add downhill mountain biking to get the adrenalin pumping. (Additional costs apply.) Enjoy sun-downers and watch how a traditional braai is done the South African way while enjoying your Roosterkoek starters served with home-made marmalades. Feast on certified Karoo lamb chops, boerewors, ostrich kebabs, pumpkin fritters and variety of salads and vegetables all freshly harvested from the gardens at the restaurant. After dinner dance the night away under the African Skies! Tour Details 2 or more guests. Point of Departure – We depart from the Kobus se Gat Velt Restaurant – R328, Oudtshoorn South Africa or tour can start at your guest house of Cango Caves at an additional cost. Child Policy Children under 4 years are free Childern under 12 will get 35% discount General Includes: Guided Tour Dinner (Choose from our Traditional Karoo Dinner options – Group booking) Excludes: Beverages What to Bring: Camera Warm Jacket Hat Sunscreen What to Wear: Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes Departs and Returns: Kobus se Gat Traditional Veldt Restaurant Supplier – Swartberg Experience Swartberg Circular Tour and Kobus se Gat Country Lunch This tour departs at 8:00 from Oudtshoorn and travels via De Rust, Meiringspoort Gorge, The Great Karoo, Prince Albert, the Swartberg pass and back to Oudtshoorn. 6 Hour Experience This tour departs at 8:30 from Oudtshoorn and travels via De Rust to Meiringspoort Gorge where we visit the Great Waterfall. After swimming and relaxing at the waterfall we travel along Meiringspoort, a spectacular drive following the course of a river through soaring cliff walls and magnificent rock formations. We travel to Prince Albert where we stop for an ½ hour coffee break. The peace and tranquillity of this little town at the foot of the Swartberg will calm you. From here we continue over the Historic Swartberg Pass with high peaks reaching over 2000 meters. The Swartberg pass is a UNESCO World heritage site known as one of the most spectacular passes in the world! Enjoy the transition in vegetation and breath-taking views while we give you the opportunity to hike between the fynbos. We travel to Kobus se Gat Traditional Veldt Restaurant where you will enjoy traditional Karoo cuisine prepared on the open fire at the foothills of the mountain pass. After lunch we return to your guest house – arrival time 16:00 The Cango Caves and/or Ostrich Show farms can be included in this tour at own cost. Tour Details 2 or more guests. Point of Departure – We depart from your guest house in and around Oudtshoorn, Western Cape We travel from Oudtshoorn via De Rust, Meiringspoort Gorge, The Great Karoo, Prince Albert, the Swartberg pass and back to Oudtshoorn. Child Policy Children under 4 years are free Children under 12 will get 35% discount General Includes: Guided Tour Dinner (Choose from our Traditional Karoo Dinner options – Group booking) Excludes: Beverages What to Bring: Camera Warm Jacket Hat Sunscreen Costume (Swimming at the waterfall) What to Wear: Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes Departs and Returns: Pick up and drop off at your guest house/hotel Supplier – Swartberg Experience Full day South African Culture Tour including Lunch and Traditional Karoo Dinner This tour departs at 8:00 from Oudtshoorn and travels via De Rust, Meiringspoort Gorge, The Great Karoo, Prince Albert, the Swartberg pass and back to Oudtshoorn. 9hours Experience including Kobus se Gat Dinner This tour departs at 8:00 from Oudtshoorn and travels via De Rust (South Africa’s town of the year 2011) where we stop for tea and tart. Continue along the circle route to Meiringspoort Gorge where we visit the Great Waterfall. After swimming and relaxing at the waterfall we travel along Meiringspoort, a spectacular drive following the course of a river through soaring cliff walls and magnificent rock formations. We travel to Prince Albert where we stop for lunch. The peace and tranquillity of this little town at the foot of the Swartberg will calm you. From here we continue over the Historic Swartberg Pass with high peaks reaching over 2000 meters. The Swartberg pass is a UNESCO World heritage site known as one of the most spectacular passes in the world! Enjoy the transition in vegetation and breath-taking views while we give you the opportunity to hike between the fynbos. Watch the Karoo sunset as you travel from the top of the pass down to Kobus se Gat Traditional Veldt Restaurant. Enjoy sundowners and traditional breads served with homemade marmalades while watching how a Traditional South African braai is done. Enjoy a 3 course dinner and dance the night away under the African Skies! Tour Details 2 or more guests. Point of Departure – We depart from your guest house in and around Oudtshoorn, Western Cape We travel from Oudtshoorn via De Rust, Meiringspoort Gorge, The Great Karoo, Prince Albert, the Swartberg pass, dinner at Kobus se Gat Traditional Restaurant and back to Oudtshoorn. Child Policy Children under 4 years are free Children under 12 will get 35% discount General Includes: Guided Tour Traditional Dinner Excludes: Beverages What to Bring: Camera Warm Jacket Hat Sunscreen Costume (Swimming at the waterfall) What to Wear: Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes Departs and Returns: Pick up and drop off at your guest house/hotel Supplier – Swartberg Experience Agricultural Tour with lunch and dinner This tour departs at 9:00 from your guest house 6-hour Experience with lunch and dinner at Kobus se Gat Traditional Restaurant Thought that we only farm with Ostriches in our area? The little Karoo is one the most diverse agricultural areas in South Africa. Agricultural activities include farming with tobacco, vegetables, Lucerne seed, wine, dairy herds and much more! We are offering a one-day specialised agricultural tour in the Little Karoo visiting farmers on their farms A country lunch and dinner at Kobus se Gat Restaurant is included. Tour Details 2 or more guests. Point of Departure – We depart from your guest house in and around Oudtshoorn. Child Policy Children under 4 years are free Childern under 12 will get 35% discount General Includes: Guided Tour Traditional Lunch Traditional Dinner Excludes: Beverages What to Bring: Camera Warm Jacket Hat Sunscreen Costume (Swimming at the waterfall) What to Wear: Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes Departs and Returns: Pick up and drop off at your guest house/hotel Hiking and Biking The Swartberg downhill mountain biking can be included in any of our packages at an additional cost. We also have several unique hiking trails in the Swartberg Mountain. We can organise a one hour to 4-day hiking experience in the Swartberg with guides and overnight facilities on request. Other customised tours are available on request. Specialized guides of the area will accompany you. .
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