Das Irgendwo im Nirgendwo sein war so schön, kein Lärm, kein Licht, keine Elektrizität. Trotzdem heißes Wasser zum duschen. Aber man konnte die Sterne so gut sehen. Außerdem durften wir beim Schildkröten Füttern zusehen und die geretteten Affen wurden uns gezeigt. Also wirklich super.

The remoteness of the property and its location were amazing. Just a few kilometres off the main road, and you were in a remote, beautiful and quiet part of the world surrounded by nature. The host couldn't have made us feel more welcome, inviting us to use her home, as our own. It's a rustic property that allows you to feel immersed into nature and involved with their rescue programme, working closely with Cape Nature. Our room had electricity, however there are two cottages a little further than the main house which are completely off the grid, and we'd love to return, and stay in one of these. We enjoyed a 3-night stay, and felt like family when we left.

Unfortunately, as we were travelling by heavily laden motorbike (cruiser) we found the 8km gravel road to the location a little corrugated and rough for the road bike.

We had a wonderful one-night stay at this wild nature reserve. The surroundings were incredibly peaceful, and we really appreciated being immersed in nature – it felt like a true escape. Gill and Brenda were fantastic hosts: very friendly, welcoming, and informative, which made the experience even more special. It’s worth noting that the reserve is quite isolated, and the gravel road leading there is a bit bumpy, especially if you’re driving a non-4WD or compact car. That said, it didn’t detract from our stay at all. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here and would happily stay again.

NOTHING

THE FACT THAT WE HAD TO TRAVEL 12KILOMETERS ON A GRAVEL ROAD