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Affordable Winter Getaways in the Western Cape

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The Western Cape offers enchanting destinations that provide a cozy retreat for those seeking a warm escape during South Africa’s chilly winters. Here are five budget-friendly options to consider when the travel bug bites.

1. Daddy Long Legs Art Hotel

Located in the heart of Cape Town, the Daddy Long Legs Art Hotel showcases the city’s vibrant art scene. Each room is uniquely designed by a local artist, poet, photographer, or musician, reflecting Cape Town’s diverse cultural landscape. The communal bar and lounge areas create an inclusive atmosphere, encouraging visitors to socialize and share experiences. Take advantage of a special offer until 31 August 2023, with an overnight stay for two costing R599 (original value R1 100).

2. Krystal Beach Hotel

The 4-star Krystal Beach Hotel is nestled along the Western Cape shores of Gordon’s Bay. The elegant rooms and suites provide stunning views of mountains and marinas, and the hotel itself exudes sophistication. Enjoy a special deal until 30 October 2023 for a two-night stay for two at R2 240 (original value R3 240).

3. Cederkloof Botanical Retreat

The Cederkloof Botanical Retreat is located in the Citrusdal Valley, providing a tranquil escape from daily life. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature, with private mountain cottages set on a 270-hectare fynbos and citrus farm. A midweek winter getaway for two costs R799 (original value R1 150) through 31 August 2023.

4. Monte Vidéo Guest House

The Monte Vidéo Guest House is located in Wellington and features ten stylish double bedrooms with minimalist design and awe-inspiring views. The venue is perfect for small business meetings or intimate parties, while the on-site health and skincare studio offers high-quality products and treatments. Take advantage of a special offer until 30 June 2023, with a one-night stay for two people costing R749 (original value R1 460).

5. Oubaai Hotel, Golf & Spa

The Oubaai Hotel, Golf & Spa is situated in the picturesque Garden Route, offering luxurious suites, indulgent spa treatments, and world-class golfing experiences. Guests can unwind in style, whether by sampling the hotel’s gourmet cuisine, pampering themselves at the spa, or playing a round of golf. Enjoy a special deal until 15 December 2023, with a one-night stay for two people costing R1 299 (original value R4 000).

The Western Cape offers something for everyone, whether you are seeking artistic inspiration, tranquility, or adventure. The affordable getaways mentioned above make for unforgettable escapes, allowing visitors to revel in the region’s beauty without breaking the bank.

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