Situated in the countryside and surrounded by a lush garden, Travalia Guest Farm offers rooms and self-catering accommodation with a swimming pool and restaurant. Free private parking is available.
Decorated in country style with wooden furniture and bright colours, the property features standard, luxury rooms and self-catering cottages with en-suite bathrooms and fans.
Breakfast and meals are available in the restaurant upon request at an additional surcharge. There are also barbecue facilities in front of every room. The cottages have a kitchenette.
Guests can relax in the swimming pool or read a book outside in the garden. There is also a playground for children and a farm shop on site.
Attractions in the area include The Three sisters, which is about 10 km from the property. Victoria West and Beaufort West is a 50-minutes’ drive from the property.
「Having been there in 2019, it still had the same comfortable feeling of security and comfort. Staff were friendly as always, rooms were clean and tidy and the farm stall well stocked.」
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Eldon
南アフリカ
「We always sleep over at Travalia when traveling to Cape Town, we love the rooms and the braai in the evenings at our chalet. The rooms are spacious and the beds are very comfortable.」
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Douglad
南アフリカ
「An oasis after a 10 hr drive.」
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Andriesa
南アフリカ
「Great welcome!
Cleanliness
Everything else is just perfect!」
Chris
南アフリカ
「Conveniently located, very clean and spacious. Friendly staff at reception.」
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Sonja
南アフリカ
「Calm and tranquil」
Jansen
オーストラリア
「A great place to take a break on route between Johannesburg and Cape Town. Lovely lawns with comfortable garden furniture to kick back and relax whilst admiring the views. Friendly staff. Large, comfortable rooms and bathrooms. A very nice...」
By the time diamonds were discovered in 1868, many traders, travelers, peddlers, explorers and
missionaries were already quite familiar with the Karoo. There were already well established routes
into the interior. One of the main arteries to the North passed through the present-day guest farm, Travalia. The first reliable services to the diamond fields were well underway by 1870. Coaches passed the point where Travalia’s buildings are situated and rushed on to Brakfontein for refreshment, fodder and fresh horses.Obviously passengers who became ill became an unacceptable burden. There was simply no way to attend to them and no time to stop. Such was the fate of young George Hamman. He and his friends were off to seek their fortunes at the diamond diggings. They were traveling in one of the rapid, rough and ready conveyances of the day and it was a particularly cold winter. Young George who had started the journey with a chill developed pneumonia. He did recover and he purchased the farm, a portion of which is now known as Travalia. So it was that Travalia began with a firm base of friendship and hospitality – a tradition which is still observed today.
周辺エリアの情報
Beaufort West is 70km from Travalia where the Chris Barnard Museum is situated.
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