Bot River Snapshot
The Bot River was known by the San people as the ‘Gouga’ (meaning “abundance of fat”). The same word was used for butter, a commodity produced in abundance by the Khoi-San who lived on the banks of the river where pastures were good. Merchants who travelled from the Cape to trade a variety of wares for full casks of butter named the river Botter as early as 1672. The small, picturesque village of Botrivier lies in the foothills of the Houw Hoek Mountains, en route to Hermanus.
Cornellskop Farm Stay
Bot River, Western Cape
Situated in the picturesque Van der Stel Pass Valley, 34226 - Cornellskop Farm Stay is a 118-hectare farm that offers guests the experience of once-in-a-lifetime animal encounters with rescued wildlif...
Rate Guide
From R2000 to R7500, depending on unit, guests and time of year
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