Desert Dew Guesthouse

The Desert Dew Guesthouse is situated on Modderfontein farm, which is set in a traditional Karoo environment. The farm features historical structures dating back to the previous century, approximately 150 years ago, that can still be observed in various locations. Several Khoi San Bushmen drawings are also found on the premises.

Modderfontein farm is situated at the highest point between Cape Town and Johannesburg, at an elevation of 1300 meters above sea level. Although the Karoo is considered a semi-desert area, Modderfontein farm has six natural springs, and the water is of very good drinking quality.

The guesthouse offers a peaceful and tranquil environment, inviting guests to escape the crowds of city life and relax. It provides three comfortably furnished bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, while the third bedroom has a bathroom located opposite it. Laundry and cleaning services are available for all guests. Each room is equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities, and homemade rusks are provided.

Guests have access to a self-catering, fully equipped kitchen. The guesthouse is situated on a working farm with sheep, angora, and cattle. Various activities are available to guests, such as hiking, 4x4-ing, mountain biking, quad biking, donkey cart riding, and birdwatching.