Explore the wonders of the Klein Karoo with Klein Karoo Day Tours

Klein Karoo Day Tours - Activities - Klein Karoo - Western Cape

Klein Karoo Day Tours, Klein Karoo, Western Cape

Explore the wonders of the Klein Karoo in style with Klein Karoo Day Tours! Guests can experience a whole variety of unforgettable, private tours that take them on an adventure through the natural wonders and hidden gems just waiting to be discovered in the area.

The Klein Karoo Day Tours company is based in Oudtshoorn and was established by Louise and Johan Keller. As owners of the De Denne Country Guest House they realised that their guests wanted a chance to explore the Swartberg Pass without having to worry about driving through the narrow pass on their own.

They then decided to purchase an eight-seater vehicle and employ a registered tour guide to offer their guests an opportunity to explore the Swartberg Pass. The tour has grown in popularity ever since and is now available to guests of surrounding guest houses in Oudtshoorn.

What to look forward to with Klein Karoo Day Tours

Klein Karoo Day Tours - Activities - Klein Karoo - Western Cape

Guests can explore the wonder of the Swartberg Pass and Mountain range with Klein Karoo Day Tours. The Swartberg Mountain range is one of the longest in the country with a span of 230km and is composed of two mountain chains running along the northern edge of the Little Karoo.

The Swartberg Mountains are one of the tallest mountains in the Western Cape; the beautiful rock formations of the Quarzitic sandstone give the mountains a scenic view that is absolutely breath-taking.

Those who venture through the Swartberg Pass will also be able to enjoy the finest views of the landscape, and the local wildlife and flora of the region. Most of the Pass is a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Take part in one of the many tours on offer at Klein Karoo Day Tours

Klein Karoo Day Tours - Activities - Klein Karoo - Western Cape

There are five different tours to choose from with Klein Karoo Day Tours, each offering something unique to experience and fun to see.

The Half-Day Tour lets guests experience a number of fun and interesting sights. The day starts with a complimentary pick-up from your accommodation where you will then be transported to the local Ostrich Farm for a tour of the facility and interaction with the largest birds on earth. You will then be taken to the Rus and Vrede Waterfall followed by a trip to the Cango Caves. You will then be able to enjoy a tranquil picnic with a glass of wine before being taken back to your accommodation.

The Half-Day Wine Tour involves a complimentary pick-up followed by a tour of the Klein Karoo Ostrich Farm, Wine Tasting at De Krans or Boplaas, a quick drive on the Red Stone Hill road and a quick stop at Grundheim before heading back to your accommodation.

A Full Day Tour involves a day-long experience of everything the Klein Karoo has to offer. Guests will be picked up from their accommodation and then prepare for a tour of the popular destinations of the area, such as the Ostrich Farm, the Cango Caves, a coffee stop in Prince Albert, Meiringspoort waterfall, and enjoy a picnic in the Swartberg Mountain Pass before heading back home.

The Ostrich Farm Tour allows guests to get up close and personal with the world’s largest bird. The experience is informative as well as interactive, guests will learn more about the ostrich while feeding them and playing with ostrich chicks. This tour is suitable for all ages and their qualified guide will make sure your visit is one of the highlights of your day.

Guests can also enjoy an evening of Stargazing under the beautiful Klein Karoo sky. An expert guide will share interesting facts about what can be observed on cloudless nights. Simply make a booking at De Denne Country Guesthouse and enjoy a night of wonder and beauty.

What do people say about Klein Karoo Day Tours

Klein Karoo Day Tours - Activities - Klein Karoo - Western Cape

“Our day tour included: an informative and educative tour at an ostrich farm, a visit to the Cango Caves and a picnic on a mountain slope with an awesome view. The guide Melissa and Heinrich our driver did an amazing job. They cared for us with passion and a good dash of South African hospitality and not the least a gut portion of –Humour.” – Yaenkie TripAdvisor.

“It was a wonderful visit to the Ostrich farm, then to a waterfall in the mountains, caves, Swartberg Pass. We learned a lot about plants and their use and a delicious picnic on the way.” – Candy TripAdvisor.

Top reasons for using Klein Karoo Day Tours:

  1. Enjoy a personal tour of all the wonders of the Klein Karoo from the wildlife to the scenery.
  2. The tour guides are friendly, helpful and very well-trained.
  3. Delicious food and wine is served during the tours.
  4. The tours are well-priced for what you get out of it.

To make a booking with Klein Karoo Day Tours, give them a call on 044 272 7411/083 236 3456 or emailinfo@kleinkaroodaytours.co.za. Visit their website at www.kleinkaroodaytours.co.za. Find them at theDe Denne Country Guesthouse on the R328, Oudtshoorn, 6620.

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