A Karoo oasis built conveniently close to the N1, Kuilfontein Stable Cottages is a unique experience. Kuilfontein offers bed and breakfast or dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation in Colesberg, in eight luxurious guest rooms. There is also a pub; and an intimate dining room where guests can sample fresh South African guest farm produce. Leigh and Penny Southey and their staff are renowned hosts where guests become dear friends. The Karoo is famous for its wide open spaces and healthy climate. There is excellent bird watching and game viewing on foot and Anglo / Boer war and Stone Age sites are on the farm. You can take a quiet stroll, cool down in a fresh spring water pool or play a game of boule. Star gazing is spectacular in this part of the world.
Crisp white linen, mohair blankets, feather pillows and rooms decorated with exceptional comfort and taste. The Southey family started converting a beautiful old stone stable block into a luxury guest house in 1995. There are five standard double bedrooms, two luxury double rooms and a family suite all with their own en-suite showers. Children 6 and over welcome. Kuilfontein is a luxury Colesberg guest house offering bed and breakfast or dinner, bed & breakfast accommodation. Start your day with a delicious health breakfast including cereals, muffins and scones, farm butter, homemade jam.

For dinner, treat yourself to the farm's specialty of succulent Karoo lamb or venison. Vegetarians are also catered for, with appetizing dishes of couscous stuffed peppers and crisp vegetable pastas. Start your day with a delicious health breakfast including cereals, muffins and scones, farm butter, homemade jam. For dinner, treat yourself to the farm's specialty of succulent Karoo lamb or venison. Vegetarians are also catered for, with appetizing dishes of couscous stuffed peppers and crisp vegetable pastas. One of the stables has retained it’s water and feed troughs for a convivial pub with a unique bar counter of an upturned feed bin. The intimate pub presents the perfect chance for guests to mingle after a long day's drive or relax in host comfortable guest lounge. Watch a magnificent Karoo sunset with a sundowner or enjoy after dinner drinks and coffee in the delightful gazebo or under brilliant starry skies. If you're feeling slightly more energetic, why not make use of the swimming pool and boules court?

The Karoo is famous for its wide open spaces and healthy climate. You can take a quiet stroll on the vast estate, cool down in a fresh spring water pool, play a game of boule or mingle with guests in host intimate pub.
Excellent bird watching
Game viewing on foot
Anglo / Boer War sites
Stone Age sites
Spectacular star gazing
Exploring the koppies in the area is an archaeological delight. These reveal stone-age artifacts and other interesting fragments of the past. Those who enjoy the Great Outdoors of the Great Karoo will enjoy studying the fauna and flora of the veld around the town.
The Magic Mountain: Colesberg lies in typical Karoo veld and is surrounded by koppies (little hills). The most famous is Coleskop (early travellers called it "Towerberg" meaning "Magic Mountain"), which can be seen from a distance of over 40 kilometres.
Monuments and Museums: The Colesberg-Kemper Museum is one of several national monuments in Colesberg. It houses fascinating relics of the town's rich history. Among its exhibits is a collection of fossils dating back to the first reptiles which inhabited this area and a photographic display on the Karoo Nomads (donkey ‘karretjie' people). Walking tours of the district and farms are arranged.
Water Sports Enthusiasts: The Gariep Dam attracts outdoor and water sports enthusiasts and tours of the dam wall are conducted regularly.

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