Its been 15 years since I visited Juilan and Kersefontein. Never again will it be so long - This is what Cape hospitality is all about. We were staying in the Gate Cottage - which is away from the main farm buildings, but even they are a treat. This farm is heavy on character, don't go expecting just another break... More

We have been visiting kersefontein with our family for the last 16 years now. Even though we travel frequently to all corners of the world, this is the one place we've been drawn back to again and again. The attraction lies mainly in the combination of the peaceful surroundings of this magnificent farm on the unspoiled West Coast, north of... More

This must be the most tranquil, peaceful and romatic trip back in time, I have made.ideal for photography and totally natural.Swimming in the river was lovely. Yes, here and there the paint comes off on the outside buildings, but the interior of the rooms is always immaculate, spacious and designed tastefully. There is NO garbage lying around, like on some... More

Had a fabulous stay at Kersefontein, and was lucky enough to go riding gratis with Julian the owner. Rooms were really lovely and the farm bar is great for a picnic and the aviator bar fun at night. Dinner was overly priced and mediocre, but a fun night in the end.

We had (again) a wonderful weekend away on Kersefontein! Less than 2 hours drive from Cape Town, one enters a beautiful, tranquil and authentic getaway. Quite magical in all respects! Don't come expecting 5-star luxury treatment ( - it is after all still a working farm!), but come to flush out the urban cobwebs in the peace and quite of... More

Kersefontein is an original historic Cape Dutch farm homestead that is beautifully located on the banks of the Berg river. We were disappointed with the accommodation. The rooms are reasonably comfortable, but there are no extras provided such as shampoos, bubble bath, moisturisers etc that one usually finds in b&b's. There was no hair dryer. Tea and coffee was minimal... More