Wolvekraal Guest Farm

Such a lovely cottage, nice view at the swartberg mountains. Friendly welcome. We enjoyed our stay so much.

A perfect little house on the Karoo... A wonderful little home near Prince Albert . Our room had everything we needed. The silence of the Karoo...the big skies...the views to die for. Our hosts were lovely and although nearby,left us to ourselves. Prince Albert is a wonderful little place with lots of dining opportunities and most friendly locals. All in all...paradise.

Cottage was charming and very clean. Situated in a beautiful area with incredible views for sunset!

We arrived in the evening after a long tour over the Svartberg Pass, received a very friendly welcome and found everything we needed for cooking and barbecuing in this tastefully furnished hut. It was such a beautiful evening and an absolutely relaxing night under a beautiful starry sky.

Beautiful, secluded stay What a beautiful and secluded place to stay. We had the pleasure of staying at Wolvekraal for two nights just prior to Christmas. Check in was flexible. We enjoyed how secluded our cottage felt, also benefitting from a splash pool in the 42 degree heat! The property had sufficient space and had a lovely rustic feel. We enjoyed some gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. Good braai facilities too. Close to the Karoo National Park, Prince Albert and the Swartberg. Great value for money. Hosts Berlinda and Andre gave us really helpful recommendations about what to see on the rest of our road trip. Just be aware of the mosquitos - there are nets around the beds and on windows in the property but we'd recommend repellant!

Wolvekraal Guest Farm is wonderfully situated a few kilometres outside Prince Albert. You have a fantastic view of the Swartberg Mountains and can take wonderful walks on the farm. My cottage (Soetdoring) was super cosy, beautifully furnished, extremely clean and had everything I needed. It is also perfectly secured with a second gate and alarm system. According to the booking, Wi-Fi should only be available at reception, but I also had reception in the cottage (with eSIM). The silence is very soothing, you can practically only hear birdsong. Prince Albert is a charming little place where you can get everything you need and go out for a delicious meal if necessary. At the weekend, however, the pavements are rolled up by 3 pm at the latest, only the supermarket is open longer. If you really want to switch off and relax for a few days, Wolvekraal is the perfect place!