My husband and I have lived here for more than 30 years and love it so much that we hope to live here for as long as we cam. We both love people and meeting new friends and sharing the pleasures of our surroundings.

We are surrounded by a 360 degree view of beautiful mountains and we are situated on the banks of the upper reaches of the Breede River. We have a varied basket of accommodation, from comfortable guest rooms to rustic self-catering units that are popular with people wishing to get away from the or somebody attending a wedding at the nearby Olive Rock. We have been blessed with wonderful guests over the past decade and more.

To arrive at Wolseley you have to traverse one of 4 spectacular  and historical mountain passes.  These passes are steeped in history and what is now the Nuwekloof pass was first pioneered in 1750.  The wagon trail through Michells Pass followed in 1765  and Bainskloof was built in 1853.  It was in 1940 it was decided that the new national road should go through  Du Toits Kloof rather than Bains Kloof. No matter which route you choose, you will be rewarded by spectacular mountain views and river gorges and beautiful cape flora.  Wolseley stands at the foot of the spectacular Mostertshoek mountain with its twin peaks that can be clearly seen  from Newlands Cricket ground.  If you stand on top of this mountain on a clear day, you can clearly see the shoreline of Table Bay Harbour.  Believe me, I have done this.   Our mountains are not only a haven for cyclists, and outdoor extremists, but the well-known Witels hike brings guests year after year in the summer season to enjoy this paradise.