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Selah guest cottage is situated in a tranquil enviroment within walking distance from the town, museum and Bethulie dam.Selah is a place where you can stop, take in a deep breath of fresh air and relax....wake up to birds singing and chickens clucking. Selah is definely a place to put your feet up and relax. One can visit the founder of the town (Pellisiers) house and the boer womens concentration camp.Or just go for a walk to Bethulie Damp

The friendly community will quickly direct you to places where you can eat a good meal or socialize at a pub and grill

The Ou Kar is a place where you can buy good food and socialize with the locals over a "cold one". Plaaskombuis is a relaxing place to drink a good cup of coffee and eat a light meal. They also sell craftcrafs and momentos of your visit to

Bethulie Guest Farm has four large elegantly furnished guest rooms with en-suite bathrooms and an open fireplace in the master which can be lit on request. A large Jacuzzi bath is available in the central guest bathroom and extra beds can be provided for children if required. Each guest room has a bar fridge and coffee making facilities along with a flat screen television.

The guest house now almost 100 years old is steeped in history. It has been lovingly maintained over the years with many of its original features and décor remaining and offers a truly unique hospitality experience. The Farm, a working concern, boosts a pecan nut plantation of just over 300 trees on approximately 8 hectares of land.

Because the sequences of the fossils embedded in its rock has been found to be of the most complete, some paleontologists regard the Karoo as the eighth natural wonder of the world. Thousands of fossils and early San utensils were found in the valleys that are now covered by the waters of Lake Gariep. Some of these can now be seen in the museum in Bethulie http://www.bethulie.co.za/history_heritage_culture.html. Bethulie Guest FarmSadly enough, Bethulie is best-known for the concentration camp dating to the South African War (also known as the Anglo-Boer War) outside the town, where more than 1 700 Boer women and children died. Their remains were later exhumed and moved to a special memorial garden on higher ground. You can still see their gravestones – mounted in brick walls – standing mute testimony to one of the most infamous passages of the war. By the end of the war, however, the concentration camps had claimed the lives of more than 27 000 Boers (http://www.southafrica.net/za/en/articles/entry/article-southafrica.net-historical-bethulie).

Hillside Guest House offers comfortable accommodation in a fully furnished self-catering home. The house comprises 4 bedrooms an can accommodate 10 guests at a time. The entire house can be booked as a unit or the house can be divided into two separate flats. A braai (barbecue) area is available on the premises. If you are not in the mood for self catering there are restaurants available. Some cater for breakfast from 08:00.

Hillside Guest House is located in Bethulie and offers quality accommodation in a historic village. From the longest railway bridge in the southern hemisphere the view of the Orange River and country sunsets are spectacular. It can be accessed on the R701 from south via the Gariep Dam (54Km), from the North via Smithfield (65Km) and Aliwal North (98Km) or from the west from Springfontein (35Km) off the N1 - The perfect halfway stop between JHB, Cape Town and PE! Hillside Guest House offers many beautiful rooms. You can choose the ones to best suit your requirements...

Bethulie is located central South Africa an is the ideal overnight place for travelers between Cape Town and Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth, East London, the Wild Coast and Garden Route. Bethulie is a historic village. During the Anglo Boer War, a concentration camp was set up in Bethulie. The sight and the Camp Grave yard can be visited. A guided tour can be arranged on request where the museum and other historic places can be visited.

Our B & B is very private, comfortable and user friendly. We serve a delicious breakfast and have wi-fi use on request. Get the feel of a little Karoo town where you can still breath clean air and have a good nights rest without any traffic noise.

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Karoo Pandok is situated in the green Karoo, in the historical town of Bethulie. Bethulie is very centrally located within South Africa, on the southern Free State border, approximately 185km south of Bloemfontein, on route to Colesberg in the Western Cape and also from the Eastern Cape between the main national routes, the N1 and N6. It can be accessed on the R701 from south via the Gariep Dam (Hendrik Verwoerd Dam) (54Km), from the North via Smithfield (65Km) and Aliwal North (98Km) or from the west from Springfontein (35Km) off the N1 - The perfect halfway stop between JHB, Cape Town and PE! Our guest house offers many beautiful rooms, please choose the ones to best suit your requirements... WE ARE ALSO THE PROUD OWNERS OF THE OU KAR RESTAURANT AND PUB IN TOWN All meals, including breakfast (on request) can be enjoyed at the Ou Kar Restaurant which is less than 2 km from the guest house.

The chalet is located on our farm, Kleinzuurfontein, which is a fifteen minute drive (13.2km) from Springfontein (N1). With your stay you will experience nature at its best- with beautiful sunsets, starry skies and farm animals grazing on the fields surrounding the farm. This is the perfect stop over for travelling families.

Guests can expect to see some spectacular sunsets and experiencing nature and farm life at its best. Kleinzuurfontein is about 20km from Bethulie, which offers some local restaurants and the little town is also rich in history.

My place is close to Town, Die Ou Kar Restaurant, Local Shops and historical sites.. You’ll love my place because of the location, the ambiance, the outdoors space, and the people. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Hillside Guest House Offers comfortable accommodation in a fully furnished home. The East wing of the house comprises 2 bedrooms. Nguni room and the Hemelbed room. A Breakfast nook is available in the Nguni Room with en suite bathroom. This room has a private entrance. A braai (barbecue) area available on the premises. Restaurants are available in town.

Airy Disabled friendly home with easy access, fully equipped bathroom with a Aqua lift, grab rails.

Bethulie is a small town with gravel roads, where the occasional farm animals roam our streets.....setting the ambiance of country side. It is nestled next to the largest dam in South Africa called the Gariep just off the N1 highway. Located almost half way between Gauteng , Cape town & PE for families looking for a relaxed break. 185 km's from Bloemfontein. Perfect for disabled travelers and families!!

Center of town walking distance from all shops.

Bethulie Manor is nestled on the edge of the grassy Karoo just off the N1 highway. Perfectly located for travellers between Gauteng and the Western and Eastern Cape and those looking for a relaxed break. 190 km's from Bloemfontein close to Aliwal North, Springfontein, Colesburg & Gariep, Bethulie Manor offers a relaxed atmosphere, tranquil environment, natural beauty and old world charm. Perfect for travellers, families and furry friends looking to, break a long journey or rediscover relaxation.

Bethulie Manor is a fine example of old-town living on the edge of the Karoo. It has a rich history and many stories to tell; from the building of the Gariep Dam and the Anglo Boer War, to its famous residents. The natural beauty that surrounds this southern Free State town is also a sight to behold.

Bethulie is a small town situated in the southern Free State and is nestled between typical Free State "koppies” (small hills). It is a stone’s throw away from South Africa’s biggest dam, the iconic Gariep Dam. It has vast natural beauty, a rich history and a multitude of cultures and characters. Bethulie is a great example of a quirky rural town and it is well worth spending a day walking the streets and speaking to locals. Agriculture is the main activity in the area with much of the business in town supporting the farming community and associated industries.

Wild Olive Cottage is situated in the grassy Karoo town of Bethulie. It is one of the oldest homes in the area built in 1882. This home has been lovingly restored over a number of years and is a charming example of simple country living. Located near the N1 highway, Wild Olive Cottage is a perfect retreat for travelers between Gauteng, the Eastern & Western Cape, and KZN. Wild Olive Cottage offers a comfortable and peaceful atmosphere, tranquil environment, natural beauty and old world charm.

Wild Olive Cottage is a fine example of a classic Karoo home built in the late 1800's. The space has been lovingly restored over a period of more than 5 years and maintains the original character with modern convenience. It i perfect for those travelling looking for a place to rest for an evening or those who want to spend some time relaxing in a small Karoo town.

Bethulie is a small town situated in the southern Free State and is nestled between typical Free State "koppies” (small hills). It is a stone’s throw away from South Africa’s biggest dam, the iconic Gariep Dam. It has vast natural beauty, a rich history and a multitude of cultures and characters. Bethulie is a great example of a quirky rural town and it is well worth spending a day walking the streets and speaking to locals. Agriculture is the main activity in the area with much of the business in town supporting the farming community and associated industries.

This charming little farmhouse is in the heart Bethulie's Rooidorp. Situated on a Large plot. The house offers 2 bedrooms,1 x Double bed, 3 single beds and a TV room off the kitchen. The house has one large bathroom.

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

My place is close to Town, Die Ou Kar Restaurant, Local Shops and historical sites.. You’ll love my place because of the location, the ambiance, the outdoors space, and the people. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

1x Double bed, 1 en suite bathroom, Sleeps up to 2 guests. Luxury unit with own private entrance, stable doors opening up to lush garden and access to the swimming pool. Braai facilities and access to the lapa.

1x Double bed Description: The beautifully decorated farm style cottage is open plan with a large fire place, fully equipped kitchen, air conditioner and a large Karoo Stoep. Pet friendly and fully fenced. Please contact owners. Cost per pet R75.00

5 on Roux is a classic example of a "Dorpshuis" from a bygone era. During the recent renovation we have made every effort to retain the character of the house with its original Oregon pine floors, thick walls and high ceilings, whilst adding modern convenience. 5 on Roux is decorated in harmony with the Karoo and has a uniquely South African country farm feel.

5 on Roux is the latest addition to the Bethulie Manor complex which now comprises three homes (Bethulie Manor & Wild Olive Cottage) in the grassy Karoo. 5 on Roux was converted twenty years ago to be wheelchair accessible. During the recent renovation the accessibility of the bathroom and kitchen has been improved. The kitchen features lowered working counter tops with wheelchair access to all the kitchen appliances and facilities. Great attention has been paid to make the home disabled friendly. The doorways in the passage, main bedroom and bathroom entrances have been widened. The main bedroom has a sliding barn door. The entrance to the bathroom is level and the bathroom has a wet shower floor. A wheelchair can easily roll into the shower area.

Bethulie is a small town situated in the southern Free State and is nestled between typical Free State "koppies” (small hills). It is a stone’s throw away from South Africa’s biggest dam, the iconic Gariep Dam. It has vast natural beauty, a rich history and a multitude of cultures and characters. Bethulie is a great example of a quirky rural town and it is well worth spending a day walking the streets and speaking to locals. Agriculture is the main activity in the area with much of the business in town supporting the farming community and associated industries.

My place is close to Town, Die Ou Kar Restaurant, Local Shops and historical sites.. You’ll love my place because of the location, the ambiance, the outdoors space, and the people. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Karoo Pandok is situated in the green Karoo, in the historical town of Bethulie. Bethulie is very centrally located within South Africa, on the southern Free State border, approximately 185km south of Bloemfontein, on route to Colesberg in the Western Cape and also from the Eastern Cape between the main national routes, the N1 and N6. It can be accessed on the R701 from south via the Gariep Dam (Hendrik Verwoerd Dam) (54Km), from the North via Smithfield (65Km) and Aliwal North (98Km) or from the west from Springfontein (35Km) off the N1 - The perfect halfway stop between JHB, Cape Town and PE! Our guest house offers many beautiful rooms, please choose the ones to best suit your requirements... WE ARE ALSO THE PROUD OWNERS OF THE OU KAR RESTAURANT AND PUB IN TOWN All meals, including breakfast (on request) can be enjoyed at the Ou Kar Restaurant which is less than 2 km from the guest house.

The Old Watchmakers Guesthouse and Bistro is situated in the little town of Bethulie in the Free State, South Africa. Lovely accommodation and delicious meals are offered at reasonable prices in true South African hospitality . The area is rich in South African history and a must-visit for both international and local visitors alike. Ideal for a few days away, Watchmaker’s is a journey back in time that will leave you feeling rested and ready for the future.

he Old Watchmaker’s of Bethulie is exactly that – an company established in 1880 in the heart of this little Free State town. Time is very important in a country on the brink of war and the brothers that started this company knew exactly that. The front half of the building was used as a retail outlet and served its many customers, while the back rooms where the actual building and repairs of its many time pieces took place. The guesthouse has retained much of the original character of the building, including the beautiful wooden floors and especially the heavy, large doors with their old oversized keys. As guests, you really will feel as if you’ve been transported back in time, to a period in South African history that we can all stand to learn a little more about. The guesthouse offers a lounge for guests to enjoy, equipped with a functioning fire place for those cold Bethulie winters, satellite TV and a mini-library with books and magazines. The fully licensed, intimate dining area of the guesthouse is open to visitors and the general public alike. It serves delicious and affordable meals and confectionary daily. And on warmer days, guests and public are welcomed to enjoy the outside dining room, with its quaint ‘tea garden’ feel.

Hennie Steyn Bridge (or locally just known as the Bethulie Bridge) which is the longest combined road and rail bridge in the country at 1.2km. Additionally, stopping on the bridge affords visitors magnificent views of the little town, the glorious and famous Orange River, as well as unforgettable sunsets. Enjoy a donkey cart ride to view all Bethulie’s historical sites From a historical perspective there are many sites to visit and appreciate in and around Bethulie, such as the British-lead concentration camp from the time of the Anglo-Boer War or the Louw Wepener memorial (he led the Free State commandos in the second of the Basotho wars). Both visits are sobering and heartrending, but important for remembering the road this country travelled to gaining its independence and becoming the rainbow nation it is today. Other activities in the area include a visit to the Patrick Mynhardt room – built to celebrate the life of this great South African author. Or even the Pellissier House Museum, which is the oldest house in the Free State. Finally, as with the rest of the South Africa, the area boasts wildlife for which South Africa is famous. A trip to the Tussen-die-Riviere Game Reserve will satisfy your need to see big game. The little town of Bethulie therefore offers a range of activities to keep even the most discerning traveler captivated – come see for yourself!