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| Augusta Kleinbosch Guest Farm |
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"May you enter as Guests and leave as Friends"Here at Augusta Kleinbosch we want you to experience South African Country Hospitality! Conferencing, Weddings and we honor the quality time of family life and children.Relax and linger in our beautiful surroundings with spectacular sunsets at the foot of the Klein Drakenstein Mountains. Discover the Cape Winelands from here, and several World Class Golf Estates within a 15km radius. If you need peace, regeneration and a comfortable atmosphere, Augusta Kleinbosch is not just accommodation but a place you could call home. |
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Our nine generous guest rooms are all individually furnished, and offer every comfort, with open fire-places, underfloor heating and DSTV in some of our rooms. All of our rooms have their own patio's, Mini-Bar's and fridges, hair dryers. We have laundry services and on request do dinner in our rooms as well as baby-sitting. Marna our Chef will treat you to a lovely Breakfast and our dinners under the stars are unforgettable. Summer time on the farm are full of suprises and the Kaapse Klopse might just arrive while you are having a barbeque... |
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| Our Location & Contact Information: | ||
| Conatct Name: | Laetitia Badenhorst and Francois du Toit |
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| Address: | Bo Loop Rd, Klein Drakenstein, Paarl, 7645, Western Cape | |
| Phone: | 27 (0)21 868 2481 | |
| Cell: | 27 (0) 82 390 8190 | |
| Fax: | 27 (0)21 868 3899 | |
| Website: | www.kleinbosch.de | |
| E-mail Laetitia Badenhorst and Francois du Toit @ Augusta Kleinbosch Guest Farm | ||
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| Francois and Laetitia will gladly share with you the story of our Historic farm. and the dogs will accompany you for a walk to the dam, making you feel right at home. Paarl played an important role in the development of the Afrikaans language. The first issue of ‘Die Afrikaanze Patriot’, the first Afrikaans newspaper, was published here on this farm. The first 64 Afrikaans books was printed here. The first official Afrikaans School, Die Hugenote Gedenkschool 1883 is on this farm. The AfrikaansLanguage Monument commemorates the origin and growth of Afrikaans. A lot of tales to be told...a must experience...wrapped in the most beautiful natural garden. |