Whether you’re here for a luxurious full-board stay in our romantic Victorian farmhouse, a relaxed getaway in one of our family-friendly self-catering farmhouses, or to celebrate a special occasion in our wedding and corporate venues, you’ll find an unforgettable Cape farm experience waiting for you.

10,000 acres of untouched natural wonder, home to 150 bird species and 70 mammal, amphibia and reptile species. A private sanctuary in the heart of the Cape Floristic Region, with over 840 plant species, including endangered fynbos, renosterveld, and the rare, endemic Elandsmontana. At Elandsberg, conservation isn’t just a mission – it’s a legacy. We’re proud to be the founding breeder of the Quagga, once extinct and now running wild again, and a guardian of the critically endangered Geometric Tortoise.

Chef Louise Gillett loves to shake, stir and sear the fresh farm produce she forages and harvests all over Bartholomeus Klip, along with the regional delicacies she finds on her Swartland explorations and the classic cooking techniques she keeps up her sleeve. Her farm-meets-fusion-style cooking is a permanent challenge to excite the palate and senses, and to match a carefully chosen regional wine selection at our Conservatory Restaurant.

Bartholomeus Klip offers an exclusive farm and safari experience near Cape Town. Set amid the vibrant Swartland farmlands, award-winning vineyards, and the charming villages of Riebeek Kasteel, Tulbagh, and Wellington, guests can explore the private Elandsberg Nature Reserve by Land Rover, on foot, bike, or kayak, discovering diverse wildlife, birds, and plants, as well as our conservation initiatives like the Quagga Project and Geometric Tortoise Rehabilitation. Relax by the pool, in the garden, or enjoy farm-to-table dining at the Conservatory and Sunday lunches at the Deckhouse.