Agalia

Agalia is a location situated in Cradock, which is a town on the banks of the Great Fish River, in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. The town was intended to be a Boer fort to contain the Xhosa people, who competed for grazing grounds for their cattle in that region of the Cape.

Agalia offers a Luxury Suite accommodation, which consists of a large bedroom with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom. The suite also features a lounge, dining room with an indoor braai (barbeque area), and a fully equipped kitchen. There is a door leading from the bedroom into the garden.

Cradock's streets, particularly Dundas Street, are lined with oak trees that have been declared a national monument. Visitors can explore the Old Water Mill, which has been completely restored, and the Great Fish River Museum, housed in a converted second Dutch Reformed Church, showcasing what life was like for settlers after 1806, during the second British occupation of the Cape.