Tulbagh Country Guest House - Cape Dutch Quarters

Cape Dutch Quarters' owner, Jayson Clark, is an expert on the history of Tulbagh. Jayson have been studying for a long time to learn everything there is to know about Tulbagh and the history of the town. He does tours in Historic Church Street and this is a definite must when you visit Tulbagh. The heritage of town is something that lays us very close to heart and we would like to see the history living forth forever.

So much more than just a hotel, Cape Dutch Quarters is a local landmark with a distinct focus on relaxed country life, welcome service and genuine Tulbagh hospitality. Located between the restaurants, museums and gardens of the old village, most places of interest are located within a few minutes’ walk from your accommodation. The top Tulbagh wine farms are only a 5-minute drive away.’ The beautiful, romantic, convenient and friendly place to stay in Tulbagh. We look forward to welcoming you…

THE HISTORY OF TULBAGH Settled in 1700, Tulbagh has a rich history, and boasts some of the most beautiful examples of early Cape architecture. After the devastating earthquake of 1969, Tulbagh was skillfully restored according to a surviving 1861 photograph, blessing Church Street with 32 National monuments, and the rest was history. A stroll down Church Street gives an authentic glimpse of an 18th Century Cape village. TULBAGH'S FLORA AND FAUNA Nestled between the towering mountain ranges of the Winterhoek, Witzenberg and Saronsberg, Tulbagh has always been celebrated for the stunning beauty of its setting. A diverse flora is abundant all over the valley, with Proteas, Resteo and Buchu growing wild in the mountains and even on the side of the road. It is a place to come to enjoy the magnificent scenery and go hiking, mountain biking, horse riding or fishing. WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT TULBAGH? Tulbagh is an ideal retreat in any season. Experience the diverse seasons in Tulbagh with snow-capped peaks in winter, wild flowers in spring, gorgeous summer days and balmy evenings in autumn.