Nestled between the Langeberg Mountains and the great Breede River lies the quaint town of Robertson. Well known for its thoroughbred race horses and superb wine farms. Here you will find the warm and friendly hospitality of Robertson Backpackers.
Your well travelled hosts, Kevin & Lynda, have turned an old Victorian farm house, dating back to the 1880's, into a comfortable and spacious Backpackers. A lot of care has been taken to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. The rooms are big and airy with high ceilings and all the beds have comfortable duvets and pillows.
The lush garden with stunning mountain views, comes alive at night with intimate lamps and lanterns. The Moroccan room, has a certain mystique about it, with its low-down couches & cushions, candles, lanterns, incense and fireplace. A great place to have a drink, smoke a Hubbly Bubbly and listen to cool African sounds.
Only a two hour drive away from Cape Town and with lots to do in the area you will want to stay longer.
The RoomsWe have a variety of rooms for you to choose from - depending on your requirements and budget.
Double RoomDormitoryTwin Room The Cottage
Sleeping up to four people, it has a double bed and a double bunk, separate but open plan. It has it's own bathroom, TV, toaster and tea & coffee making facilities.
The BedsKitchenetteLounge & Bathroom
The Communal AreasAll our guests have full access to all the communal areas. You are bound to find a spot where you can relax. Info HallReading RoomTV Room
Kitchen Garden Bathroom
Light up a Shisha Pipe in the Moroccan Room and moon about on cushy things amidst swirling incense, firelight and cool sounds.....
Morrocan Room
Travellers Tip
We who live amid the excitement of the city, forget the peaceful rhythms of simple country life
Rated one of the best Backpackers in South Africa
So if you want to get away from the rat-race or indulge in some country activities, then this is the place to be.
Robertson has plenty of attractions and activities to keep you busy during your stay. Some of these have been listed below.
On Route 62 - The longest wine route in the world 
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