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+27 83 461 1724
+27 71 607 4582
+27 (0) 86 650 8572
Geo Co-ordinates:
Latitude: -28.65596
Longitude: 21.07335
Location:
Plot 79, Kanoneiland, Upington, Northern Cape, South Africa
Upington
Green Kalahari / Lower Orange
Northern Cape
South Africa
Nearest Airport/s:
Kimberley
Escape to African Vineyard Guest House/Hotel, Upington and the “island of slow living”, roughly halfway between the towns of Upington and Keimoes in the Green Kalahari region of the Northern Cape and experience country hospitality at its best.
This beautiful, four-star, AA superior guesthouse, set in tranquil gardens and surrounded by lush vineyards, offers visitors fine, country hospitality in an area known as the Green Kalahari for its stark contrast to its desert surrounds.
African Vineyard is uniquely located on a working grape farm on Kanoneiland (“Cannon Island”) in the middle of the Orange River, South Africa’s longest river.
Whether your wish is to go river rafting, game viewing, wine tasting, or on a scenic photographic safari, African Vineyard is an ideal stop over on route to some of South Africa’s most iconic destinations in the Northern Cape.
African Vineyard is also part of the Open Africa Kokerboom Food & Wine Route that runs along the Orange River from Upington to Riemvasmaak.
Kanoneiland and African Vineyard are just:
- 15km from the little river settlement of Keimoes;
- 25km from Upington, the largest town in the region;
- 105km upstream from the Augrabies Falls National Park, South Africa’s largest and most dramatic waterfall;
- 250km east of the semidesert Namaqualand region that is transformed into a riot of spring flowers in August and September;
- And 260km from the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, a vast wilderness that straddles the borders of South Africa and Botswana, and is home to black-maned lions, magnificent birds of prey and the iconic scenery of the Kalahari.