Clanwilliam Tourist Information in Clanwilliam, West Coast, South Africa | Eco Tourism | Tourism | Tours and Safaris | Safaris | Tours | Wineland tours | Scheduled tours | Guided tours | Day tours

Clanwilliam Tourist Information welcomes you to Clanwilliam along the Western Cape West Coast Route of South Africa. Please visit us when you are in Clanwilliam for suggestions and information about facilities in and around our town.

Clanwilliam Tourist Information covers everything you need to know about our town:
WILD FLOWERS:
Ramskop Wild Flower Garden Seasonal. Home to endemic wild flower species. Visit the Western Cape West Coast Route late July to early October and the Wild Flower Show 10 days end of Aug, beginning of Sep.

RESTAURANTS:
Olifantshuis Restaurant & Pizzeria:
Popular venue with excellent a la carte menu, lots of atmosphere and friendly owners! Enjoy sitting outside on summer nights or meet the locals in the friendly pub. Fully licensed - open 6 days a week evenings only.
Closed on Sundays. For more restaurants in Clanwilliam area contact us.

FACTORY SHOPS:
Rooibos Tea Factory and Strassberger Veldskoen Factory a must to visit, call us for more information.

Tours:
Big Five Rooibos Co. African Dawn Rooibos Farm Tours; Four Winds Protea Farm; Red T Co. Factory and Farm Tours (Rooibos Tea); Rooibos Bpk Video Show and Shop; Sandberg Potato Tours Farm and packing shed...

GUIDED Tours:
Alceder Donkey Cart Drives, Alceder Hiking Trail, Cederberg Heritage Route, Rock Art Tours

BULSHOEK DAM is ± 24 km North of Clanwilliam along the N7, is an important resource of water for farmers alongside the Olifants River as well as those from Citrusdal to Lutzville. The water of the Bulshoek Dam is released into a canal system over 83km serving 9 330 ha of listed land. The Dam is a popular holiday resort for visitors from all over.

Clanwilliam DAM is a spectacular body of water, popular for recreational purposes of all kinds. The resort is situated along the banks of the dam and is a popular weekend and holiday destination and caters for all tastes with chalets, as well a camping area, with or without electricity, with an excellent view of the dam. Watersports enthusiasts enjoy weekends at the dam, while the local Angling Club arranges regular competitions, of which the Bass Classic in October is probably the most significant. The Clanwilliam Dam is known as the most popular dam in the Western Cape for water-skiing. The Ramskop Nature Garden and a short walking trail is easily reached from the chalets. The Nature garden is host to a vast number of indigenous species of flowers and is a real sight, particularly in August and September.