Kinmel Guest Farm in Rhodes, Eastern Cape, South Africa | Farm | Self Catering | Cottages | Self Catering Apartments holiday rentals | Farmstays

Peace, tranquillity and a wonderful relaxing experience awaits our guests at Kinmel Guest Farm, just 1.5 km outside the Village of Rhodes. Guests have the benefit of a Farm stay in modern, spacious, luxurious, well equipped accommodation, yet are close to the shops, restaurants and other activities Rhodes has to offer. Kinmel Guest Farm offer Self Catering or bed & breakfast accommodation. The old sheep shearing barn has been converted into modern, spacious, luxurious 3 bed roomed chalets with 2 bathrooms each.

We offer our guests a very child friendly environment near Rhodes in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Surrounding the chalets are large lawns with 2 jungle jims for the kids, a small safe lovely mountain stream murmurs past less than 50 meters away. Wide open spaces where everybody can walk, play, cycle or do whatever they desire.

The magnificent mountains, pristine rivers with it?s rock pools and waterfalls, open space with crisp clear mountain air, offer the perfect getaway in the Eastern Cape. We offer something for everyone, from old to young, the more adventurous or just wishing for some peace and quiet, it?s all to be had. These include fly-fishing for trout, bird-watching, hiking from short easy strolls to strenuous mountains, mountain biking, quad & 4x4 trails, star-gazing, picnicking, swimming in the river or playing in the rock pools. In addition, we are a fully functional active Farm where guest are invited to acquaint themselves with a variety of Farm animals.

Kinmel Guest Farm is the perfect gateway to the Tiffendell ski resort, a mere 30 min drive away. We are one of the closest lodges to the resort. Perfectly situated to stay over on your way, or use as a base for day visits to Tiffendell ski resort.

Wild rainbow trout abound in the Bell river, making it a fly-fisherman?s paradise. The region boasts more than 200km of rivers and crystal clear running water in which to cast your fly.

This area were once home to South Africa?s first people, the San, as is evidenced in the plethora of rock paintings found throughout these mountains, which can be viewed by prior arrangement. During December ? February our wild flowers are truly beautiful and in addition the area boasts with the Naude?s Nek Pass, at 2,740m the highest mountain pass in South Africa, as well as Ben Mc Dhui mountain, at 3,001m the highest peak in the Cape Province.