The oldest town in the Eastern Cape, the fourth oldest in South Africa and certainly one of the most atmospheric, Graaff-Reinet lies enclosed by a bend in the Sundays River, overshadowed by the rocky Sneeuberg Mountain within the Camdeboo National Park. With over 200 buildings claimed as National Monuments and an entire street restored, including its slave cottages, Graaff-Reinet has retained ... cont.
From Murraysburg / Richmond
Enter Graaff-Reinet on the R63 and turn left into Caledon Street (R63) at the second cross intersection. Turn left into Cradock Street, No 51 will be on your right hand side a few doors down from the corner.
From Middelburg
Enter Graaff-Reinet on the N9 and turn right into Caledon Street at the garage. Go past the church, over the major intersection at Bourke Street and then right into Cradock Street. No 51 is in on the right hand side, a few doors down from the corner.
From Port Elizabeth
Enter Graaff-Reinet on the N9 (R61) and continue up Church Street, round the church and turn left into Caledon Street. Go past the church, over the major intersection at Bourke Street, and turn right into Cradock Street. No 51 is on the right hand side, a few doors down from the corner.
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