Location: South Africa » Northern Cape » Namaqualand » Goegap Nature Reserve » Namaqua National Park » SpringbokMountain View Bed & BreakfastB&B or Self catering accommodation in SpringbokDescriptionA stunning guest house for the discerning guest who's looking for style, tranquillity, luxury, comfort and the renowned hospitality of the Northern Cape folk. Mountain View Guest House caters for both bed and breakfast and self-catering. With 10 suites to choose from, the style and flair with which these beautiful suites have been furnished and decorated, makes one's choice nearly impossible. Accommodation
Each suite is fully air-conditioned with a mini bar fridge, TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Private entrances to each room, secluded and interesting garden features are found throughout. There are BBQ facilities for self-catering units with comfortable outdoor furniture, lawned areas and shady trees.
THE SUITES:Bushman Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
Twin or 2 x singles. Tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite shower. Air-conditioned with separate entrance to stunning rock garden. Fridge in foyer. Television and Hairdryer.
Afrika Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
Twin or 2 x singles. Tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite bathroom with hand shower. Air-conditioned. Fridge in foyer. Television and Hairdryer.
Sandveld Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
Twin or 2 x singles. Tea/coffee making facilities. Separate entrance leading out to magnificent rock garden. En-suite shower. Air-conditioned. Fridge in foyer. Television and Hairdryer.
Daisy Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
South West view, leading out onto veranda and garden. Twin or 2 x singles. Tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite bathroom with shower. Air-conditioned. Fridge in foyer. Television and Hairdryer.
Mountain View Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
South West view, leading out onto veranda and garden. Twin plus sleeper couch for 2 singles. Accommodates up to 4 guests. Tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite bathroom with hand shower. Air-conditioned. Fridge. Television and Hairdryer.
Garden Room: (Bed & Breakfast)
Has it's own private garden. Twin beds plus double bed sleeper couch. Accommodates up to 4 guests. Tea/coffee making facilities. En-suite bathroom with shower. Air-conditioned. Fridge, Television and Hairdryer.
Kwarsiet: (Bed & Breakfast)
Beautifully furnished with tinges of earth and lavender. Twin or 2 singles. En-suite shower. Tea/coffee making facilities. Air-conditioned. Fridge, Television and Hairdryer.
Copper Suite: (Bed & Breakfast)
Private entrance. Queen bed and en-suite shower. Tea/coffee making facilities. Air-conditioned. Fridge, Television and Hairdryer.
Valley Suite: (Self-catering or Bed & Breakfast)
Double bed with en-suite bathroom with shower. Beautiful hand carved front door. Ideal for self catering. Fully equipped kitchen including fridge and microwave, toaster etc. Air-conditioned. Fridge, Television and Hairdryer. Own Barbecue facilities.
Vinkies Suite: (Self-catering or Bed & Breakfast)
Two ¾ beds, roomy open-plan lounge, dining room and fully equipped kitchen. Sleeper couch converts to double bed. Bathroom with shower. Air-conditioned, Television and Hairdryer. Own Barbecue facilities.
Sparrows, sugarbirds starlings, finches, doves amongst others, abound in the beautiful and tranquil garden. So sit back, relax and take in the beautiful views and stunning features of this truly superb establishment.
We look forward to welcoming you to Namaqualand ...
where the quiver tree whispers!   
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Tel: 086 127 6237
Int. Tel: +27 51 924 0585 | AttractionsThe town of Springbok, established as Springbokfontein in 1862, has been and always will be synonymous with Namaqualand. When the name of Springbok is mentioned, what springs to mind are the endless fields of wild desert flowers which appear as if by magic, every year during August and September. Tourists from far and wide descend upon this bustling little Northern Cape town for this annual event to take advantage of nature's own "Annual Flower Spectacular". With so much to see and do in and around Springbok, it would be unjust to visit this fascinating town for its flowers alone. Springbok is steeped in a mining history of days when prospectors descended upon the town in the hope of discovering persistently illusive treasure. The town owes its very existence to the early prospectors who toiled tirelessly to unearth the ground's bountiful mineral deposits amongst which, copper was the most significant. When visiting Springbok, be sure to visit Van Der Stel's copper mine (3km south of the Carolusberg), the Blue Mine, the Namaqualand Museum and Nababeep's Mining museum (11kms west of Springbok) with displays of equipment used by the early miners and prospectors. Being the flower capital of Namaqualand, not to be missed are the magnificent reserves established for the protection of the area's prolific wealth of flora and fauna. There's the Skilpad Wildflower Reserve which, because of its close proximity to the West Coast, receives a higher rainfall than other areas, thus the abundance of flora in this beautiful park. The Goegap Nature Reserve(15kms east of Springbok on the road to Poffadder) with its granite peaks and sandy plains offers a wealth of succulents, abundant bird life and approximately 45 mammal species. Approximately 230 km North West of Springbok, lies the awsome Richtersveld National Park. As a result of the terrain's rocky and mountainous nature, the park is only accessible to 4x4 and other high clearance vehicles. A limited number of vehicles are permitted entrance to the park at a time in order to preserve the natural and fragile landscape and ecosystem of this miracle of nature. There are several guided walking trails, mountain bike trails, scenic drives and four wheel drive trails to choose from in the area. Further information is available from your information desk at Mountain View Guest House. Maggie Cornelissen will gladly assist you in making arrangements for any of the activities mentioned above. Choose from several interesting restaurants and eateries in this bustling town. No matter the time of year, you are bound to meet several interesting people from all corners of the world as you explore this town's restaurants and tourist attractions. Springbok has become a popular stopover for tourists travelling between Namibia and Cape Town as it offers a wealth of activities, tourist attractions and of course the legendary hospitality of the Northern Cape folk.   
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