Langholm Farm Bed and Breakfast in Bathurst, Eastern Cape, South Africa | Farm | Self Catering | Cottage | Farmstead

Langholm Farm Bed and Breakfast offers a stay in a cozy Self Catering Cottage on our family pineapple Farm just 10km from Bathurst and only 30km from Grahamstown on the Route 67 to Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.

The Cottage at Langholm Farm Bed and Breakfast is in part of a converted barn in friendly and peaceful surroundings in the Eastern Cape region around Bathurst.

It sleeps a total of 4 in 2 double bedrooms, 1 with a double bed and the other with 2 single beds, sharing a shower and toilet.

It has a well equipped kitchenette, and comfy lounge with TV, fan and a safe. All bedding and towels are supplied and the rooms are serviced daily. Electric blankets and heaters are available to keep you snug in the winter months.

Self serve Continental breakfasts by arrangement. Guests are most welcome to use the tennis court and swimming pool.

Children love to explore the garden and Farmyard with its ducks, chickens, turkeys and geese. and if you are feeling more adventurous, hike around the pineapple fields or just simply relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of country living!

We are ideally situated for visitors to the Grahamstown Arts Festival who also want a peaceful break from the buzz of a hectic day at the shows and stalls.

We also have parents of Rhodes students who are either starting out or returning from holidays or for graduation and we are an ideal stopover for travelers from Durban to Cape Town.

With eco-Farm holidays you can have guided working Farm tours, bass fishing, all Farms have scenic walks with an abundance of bird life (you might even catch a fleeting glimpse of a bushbuck or duiker if you tread softly)

In close proximity:
Horse trails on the beach, scuba diving and all sorts of water sports, golf at the 2 re-knowned golf courses in our area (Fish River Sun and the Royal Alfred Golf Club) water sports, malaria free Nature and Game Reserves and Parks (a few of which host the Big Five if your pocket stretches that far) Well worth a visit is the little known "Double Drift Nature Reserve"