Wild Clover Cottages

Visit our family-friendly restaurant with it's amazing kiddies play area. Dad's will love the Wild Clover Brewery and definitely have to try our world famous Wild Clover Beers. Relax and unwind in one of our beautiful cottages and enjoy the incredible view of the beautiful Table Mountain. We are located right on the edge of the Villiera wildlife Sanctuary.

Wild Clover Cottages is close to Stellenbosch and overlooks the unique Joint Venture Villiera Wildlife Sanctuary. It is home to Giraffes, Eland, Gemsbok, Eland and a wide variety of other species. There is a good variety of birds and the breeding of the Blue Crane is supported. A safari feeling is fostered by sporadic animal sightings which can be seen from your cottage and patio. Table Mountain is clearly visible and contributes to magnificent sunsets. The view is enhanced by the surrounding winelands. Each cottage is air-conditioned and self-catering and accommodates 2 adults and 2 young children. There is a living area with satellite TV, kitchen, stove, refrigerator, microwave and essential furnishings. The outside patio has braai facilities. The bedroom has a double bed with an en-suite shower and toilet. There is plenty of space for children to play and Wi-Fi is available. Other facilities on the farm include the Saggy Stone Restaurant, the Equine Sports centre and the Wijnlanden venue for weddings and events. Game drives and Hot air balloon rides can be arranged at reception. Wild Clover Cottages is 42 km from Cape Town International Airport. Franschhoek and Paarl are also easily accessible and have many attractions.

Stellenbosch is one of the most beautiful towns in South Africa. Majestic mountains and bountiful vineyards surround the town with views guaranteed to inspire awe. Stellenbosch is also known for its prestigious University adding to the vibrant atmosphere in town. The town is full of history, heritage, music, art and students, giving a feeling of warmth and excitement that’s almost tangible. Stellenbosch’s forefathers were encouraged to plant oak trees and so the town is also known as “Eikestad” or the village of oaks, due to its beautiful oak lined streets. The mix of modern and historical architecture is evident all around you, with the legendary Dorp Street boasting some of the oldest and best preserved buildings in South Africa. The sidewalk cafes gives this town a distinctly European feel with restaurants to entice the most discerning palate, to student pubs and everything in between. Wine is the lifeblood of Stellenbosch where your choices of wine far exceed any other region in the country. The Stellenbosch Wine Route, is the best known in the country and most visited. Wine farms range from traditional estates to glamorous boutique wine estates.