Rosa's Self-Catering

About

Accommodation

Situated in the nature-rich town of Springbok, Rosa's Self-Catering offers beautifully furnished units thoughtfully equipped with all the amenities needed for a relaxing stay. Surrounded by the serene beauty of the region, our accommodation provides a welcoming home away from home, perfectly tailored for both leisure travelers and business guests.

Guests can choose between well-appointed one-bedroom or two-bedroom self-catering units, designed to cater to various group sizes. Each unit features a private en-suite bathroom equipped with a shower, toilet, washbasin, and fresh bath towels supplied for your comfort.

Each unit is fully equipped for seamless self-catering, featuring a complete kitchen fitted with a stove, air-fryer, fridge, microwave, and a tea and coffee station. The open-plan layout flows effortlessly into a comfortable living lounge with plush seating and a TV. Outside, guests can step out onto a private terrace furnished with outdoor seating and a braai area, perfect for relaxed outdoor dining. Wi-fi is also available throughout the property.

Secure parking offers peace of mind throughout your stay.

Facilities

Secured parking, Free parking, BBQ / picnic area, Wi-Fi

Location & Surroundings

The pretty town of Springbok is found in the heart of the Namaqualand within spitting distance of other typical Namaqualand towns like Alexander Bay, Pofadder, Garies, Kleinzee and Port Nolloth, 570 kilometres north of Cape Town.

Springboks perfect position as a stopover en route to Namibia and its repute as the flower capital of Namaqualand have placed Springbok on the map.

By all accounts the attractive town of Springbok is formed around a central koppie or hill, known by locals as klipkoppie' (stone hill) that was used by the Boers during the Second Boer War as a fort for its incredible vantage point.

There's enough reason to spend a couple of days here to visit the Skilpad Wildflower Nature Reserve, particularly in August and September, the Augrabies waterfall, the Goegap Nature Reserve, the Blue mine - Springbok's first mine, and the war graves from the Anglo Boer War.

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