Colesberg Lodge

Destination

Colesberg

As the owners of the well-known Colesberg Lodge we have always harboured an insatiable fascination with this picturesque, mystical little town. Not only does it boast a quiet beauty, but also, rather significantly, links all the national roads to the major cities of our beautiful country. If you find yourself travelling through the Karoo on a sweltering summer’s day, our pool deck will provide you with the perfect haven in which to cool down and freshen up. While you are at it, why not add to the experience by enjoying a refreshing drink at our pool deck bar. Even the biggest appetite will be satisfied at our quaint in-house restaurant, boasting the best in Karoo Cuisine. Our restaurant bar, situated on the ground floor, is also ideal for those not quite ready for shuteye. Guests are more than welcome to come and relax in the laidback atmosphere or simply join us for a quick nightcap. Perfectly nestled within the heart of Central South Africa, the Colesberg Lodge is strategically positioned, making it the ideal spot for your next conference. Our Conference Room seats 45 delegates with ease and our level of service is unsurpassed.

Colesberg Lodge Amenities

Perfectly suited to all your family’s requirements, one cannot help but enjoy the accommodation that Colesberg Lodge offers the traveller. Our accommodation options range from luxury suites to the budgetfriendly, value-for-money rooms. Come unwind in the comfort of our sumptuous lounge. On chilly winter nights, this room boasts a country-style fire, allowing guests to bask in its warm glow. You will always be assured of peace of mind during your stay, as we provide secure undercover parking for all our visitors.

Area Attractions

Why not visit the Colesberg Museum in Murray Street Square, where you’ll see treasures such as the piece of glass upon which the first diamond found in Hopetown was cut in 1868. It was this very stone that began the Diamond Rush to Southern Africa. The area boasts many historical buildings and Anglo Boer War battle fields. One can enjoy boat and barge cruises on the majestic Orange River. Thanks to the Doornkloof Nature Reserve, one can commune with nature by enjoying the many walking and hiking trails. The Toverberg Game Farm houses small game, such as Springbok and Steenbok. Colesberg is surrounded by many Merino sheep farms, offering a fascinating insight into the day-to-day activities involved in successful sheep farming. Race horse breeding is also prolific in this region.