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CapeNature’s annual 40% discount is back - Embrace nature, embrace winter!

30 Apr 2025

Wonderful winter experiences at affordable prices! Keep warm, embrace nature! CapeNature’s annual 40% winter discount on select accommodation at camping and glamping spots this May – July, is back! Slow down and book your next best winter getaway with us. Take scenic walks, embark on epic hikes, and stay over in unique, comfortable and cosy accommodation offerings, or camp under the stars for a peaceful and quiet meditation session with your besties. Find your nearest or furthest CapeNature reserve and be wowed this winter! Value for money has never been this wonderful! ❄🌨💚

Wondering what’s on offer?

Cape Karoo:

We’ve got Anysberg Nature Reserve, perfect for stargazing and being one with nature, escape reality and live in your dreams. The vast, clear sky sets the quiet and relaxed mood. With the mountains as your backdrop, there are five cottages to choose from and five campsites ready for your next get-together. Bring along your bikes for the ultimate route alongside dramatic mountain vistas and diverse landscapes – let’s not forget the cool, fresh air promoting positive endorphins and clearing the mind and soul for a restful, yet adventurous staycation.

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For the couples who are looking for a winter escape with a touch of glamping and modernised amenities, the Xami two-sleeper, eco-lodge is a winner! Situated at our Gamkaberg Nature Reserve – a heritage site worth exploring. 🌿

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Cape Winelands:

For the adventure-lovers, Vrolijkheid offers a joyful escape into nature's embrace. With self-catering cottages, mountain biking paths, and tranquil picnic spots, there is fun for the entire family. After the day's adventures, you can soak into the hot tub for a relaxing escape.

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Overberg:

Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve is a majestic gem, comprising a diverse array of ecosystems and indigenous forests that brighten the reserve – naturally enhancing your camera’s picture quality. Here, you’ve got options to suit your winter needs with four-sleeper and five-sleeper cosy cabins and indoor braai spots to keep you warm and entertained. Why not book our renovated Scolopia cottage, a gorgeous four-sleeper with an indoor fireplace, decked indoor braai area, two bathrooms, a splash pool and hammock for the ultimate relaxation experience.

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A haven for tranquil surroundings, serene views, beautiful fauna and flora, paired with eco-friendly accommodation… Kogelberg Nature Reserve, known for its blooming scent of fresh Fynbos and colourful flowers where comfort meets conservation – everyone needs to experience this lush nature reserve. Here, visitors are blessed with modernised cabin options for family and friends, or for the lovers who seek a secluded getaway, book the private honeymoon suite! Wake up to dreamy views and the calmness of the singing birds welcoming you to a new day at this prestige destination.

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Take a drive to the Swellendam area and be wowed by all-around mountain views and forests for days! Our Marloth Nature Reserve is stunning to look at and even better to explore! With accommodating hiking trails, spacious cabins, and a woodfire hot tub in the heart of nature, this should be marked as a bucket list staycation.

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West Coast:

Our coastal gems await you! Get lost in the quietness of serenity, with a 100% off-the-grid and eco-friendly accommodation at Rocherpan – home to over 180 bird species! A twitchers paradise this nature reserve is bold, beautiful, and surrounded by the sea. The accommodation is built for enjoyment and eco-consciousness. Leave your busy thoughts behind and find your peace here. Offering eight modern eco-cabins, with neat rooms and soft linen, and did we mention the indoor fireplace and outdoor braai area? Who wouldn’t want to experience this in winter? Better yet, the reserve has universal access, allowing everyone, regardless of ability, to experience this serene getaway. Further up the West Coast, escape to the heart of the Cederberg at Algeria Cottages where modern comfort meets untamed wilderness. Algeria is the perfect base for both adventure and serenity

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Garden Route

Goukamma Nature Reserve is truly one of the Garden Route’s best-kept secrets! Underrated? Absolutely. This hidden gem is ready to be explored! CapeNature invites you to discover the peaceful, yet adventure-filled beauty of Goukamma, where serene waterways, lush forests, and endless good vibes await.

Famous for its boating, kayaking, and canoeing activities, Goukamma leaves visitors feeling both relaxed and inspired. And when it’s time to unwind, you’ll find charming self-catering cottages with woodfired hot tubs and lodges tucked between forests and rolling dunes – ideal for friends, families, and couples looking to escape the buzz and soak up nature’s magic.

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Something for the outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy simplicity and love the water, our Keurbooms Nature Reserve is the go-to getaway destination with a 10-sleeper available for those who want the ultimate nature experience and are there to relax, braai and partake in water activities like boating, kayaking and canoeing, angling or swimming, this is the place to be. Wake up to the smell of indigenous forests, the sound of birds and the calmness of the rivers.

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Calling all hikers and adventure seekers! Whether you're in it for the ocean breeze, the sound of crashing waves, or the sheer beauty of wild landscapes, Robberg Nature Reserve has something extraordinary in store for you. As a World Heritage Site with deep cultural and ecological significance, Robberg is a favourite among those who love to lace up their boots and hit the trail.

And for those who want to turn a hike into an unforgettable overnight experience, you’re in luck! Robberg is home to the one-of-a-kind Fountain Shack, the reserve’s only accommodation offering. This recently renovated, rustic gem sleeps up to eight guests in an open-plan setup, ideal for small groups of hikers or families looking to soak in the full Robberg experience.

It’s remote, raw, and real — the kind of journey that stays with you.

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With that said, are you ready to find your winter bliss at CapeNature’s reserves at an amazing 40% discount? Don’t hesitate, the best is yet to come! Book, book, book! Your favourite winter promotion is back! Exclusive to online bookings, T&Cs apply. Call us on 087 087 8250 or email reservation.alert@capenature.co.za for more information. We look forward to seeing you in nature! 💚🌿✔ 

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