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The Eastern Cape, Graaff-Reinet
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Surrounded by the Camdeboo National Park, Graaff-Reinet, the heart of the “Great Karoo” – Place of Thirst – is a boundless and mysterious area covered by vast sheep and game farms, where broad plains roll away to distant koppies and multilayered mountains that seem to touch the indigo sky. Listen to the silence, breathe in the aged earth and the Karoo bossies (which conjure up the taste of Karoo lamb!), and gaze at a startlingly clear horizon that seems drawn at the other end of the earth. Our clear night skies are studded with countless stars and huge bright planets; even other galaxies are visible with the naked eye, offering some of the best star gazing in the world. Fossils of some of the earliest forms of one-celled life have been discovered here, indicating that life has existed in this region for three billion years. The richness of pre-dinosaur fossils in this region is world-renowned.
Graaff-Reinet, the fourth oldest town in South Africa, is recognized as the home of magnificent examples of Cape Dutch architecture, and over 220 heritage sites (more than any other town in South Africa!). The past is preserved in four extraordinary museums which hold collections of photographic memorabilia, firearms, artworks and fossils, tracing the story of the Karoo - and the town - from pre-history right up to the present day.
Graaff-Reinet Accommodation
Establishments in and around Graaff-Reinet, The Eastern Cape
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Karoopark Guest House

Karoopark Guest House is situated in the historical centre of Graaff-Reinet. Accommodation is available in en-suite rooms in the garden or in the colonial-style manor house. Karoopark...
Price range: R205 to R350 per person sharing.
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Camdeboo Cottages

Camdeboo Cottages consists of nine self-catering cottages (all national monuments) situated in the heart of historical Graaff-Reinet. These cottages form a secluded courtyard with...
Price range: R500 to R1200 per unit.
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We invite you to experience the magic of this area, discover eccentric little hamlets, sprawling farmsteads and the historical town of Graaff-Reinet, populated by warm and welcoming people that love to share their stories and legends.
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32° 15' 12.4" S
24° 32' 10.7" E
13A Church Street
Graaff Reinet
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Food and Beverage
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Shopping in South Africa
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