Experience the warm hospitality of the Baster people and get to know their history as well as the rich geological features. The Baster people are descendants of the Nama people and 19th century settlers, who proudly call themselves Basters. They have an interesting history and have developed a culture of their own.

Facilities:

• Five rondavel huts and ablution block each accommodating two people with two separate beds and bedding.

• Six bungalows (single room, double room, family), including bedding, hot water showers and toilets.

• A restaurant, bar and swimming pool.

• Braai areas.

• Telephone facilities (no cell phone coverage).

• Breakfast, dinner and lunch are served.

Find out about the rich culture, history and warm hospitality of the Baster people.

What can you experience?

• See Bushman paintings, rock engravings and other rock art sites.

• Drive a 4x4 route with beautiful scenery and a cave.

• Experience the History of the Baster of 1870 and see the old house and kraal of the old Baster Captain, Cornelius van Wyk.

• Horse and horse cart riding.

Rates 2009 per room per night (valid until 31 December 2009):