!Khwa Ttu

Khwa tuu is a Heritage Centre for the culture of the San People who are one of the original peoples of Southern Central Africa, including Namibia, Angola, Botswana and today’s South Africa Republic. The San are/were Hunter Gatherers in their Native environment but as with many cultures they were affected by the invasion/colonisation of Africa by Western Civilisations. This was inevitably to the detriment of their historic ‘way of life’. The Khwa tuu centre preserves and promotes the historic San way of life to maintain and preserve their culture so that future generations can understand how indigenous peoples lived before Western Colonisation. The Khwa tuu Centre have options for an overnight stay to experience a ‘night in the Wilderness’ with a luxurious twist, there are two types of ‘lodge’ cabins we stayed in a Flynbos Cabin which is a Log Cabin type of structure with all the modern amenities, such as Fitted Kitchen, ‘outside shower’ Super King bed, BBQ Grill and Log fired heated Hot tub and ‘Panoramic’ Floor to Ceiling windows giving a great view of the Wilderness outside from the comfort of that ‘Great Big Bed’ Breakfast back at the Centre is included to set you on your way. A thoroughly enjoyable experience and stay over.

Bush house stay We often visit but this was our first stay. Was disappointing that accommodation was on a difficult piece of land away from the restaurant and cultural heritage museum. Was too much effort early mornings to trek kms away for our paid breakfast so we didn't have any. Couldn't shower as all showers are outside (too cold to venture outside) and bath water didn't heat up. Furniture needs tlc. Headboard in main room was not clean. No microwave To heat a quick meal. No guestbook re: restaurant times, key drop off process, etc. Lovely chilled environment and plenty wildlife.

Tucked away off the R27 isa peaceful nature reserve, educational centre and fantastic restaurant. We had spent the day in West Coast National Park (fabulous flowers) and needed a late lunch. We were rewarded with extraordinary views of Table Mountain and simply delicious meals. The food is all locally and sustainably sourced, served by attentive and delightful staff. There are bike and hiking trails for the adventurous. We'll worth a visit!

Took the our teenaged kids and their friends with and stayed over at the Bush Camp. The tents were clean, well maintained and even though they did not have things like a fridge or plugs to charge cellphones like you will fiend in normal opulence , they were an awesome opportunity to just release the stresses of every day. The air was fresh and permeated of wild flora with a variety of different bird sounds. Furthermore, the staff were friendly and very helpful. Thank you to Mega, Hetta, Gina, et al for your friendly service.