Inyoni Lodge

Inyoni Lodge welcomes you to relax and unwind at our peaceful self-catering forest cabin accommodation in the countryside near Wolvengat on Hebron Farm, which is a 3-hour drive from Cape Town, situated in the Western Cape`s Overberg District.

At Inyoni Lodge Cabins there is a boma braai area and a children's jungle gym play area and a splash pond to cool off. The Lodge is ideal for small weddings, conferences, workshops, family gathering for birthdays or special celebration and retreats.

Inyoni Lodge Cabins only have beds with bed side tables in the cabins. Electrical plug points, fully equipped kitchen and open plan lounge - dining room area is all in the communal Lodge and bathroom facilities is also communal with ladies separate to gents.

At Inyoni Lodge Cabins there is a boma braai area and a children's jungle gym play area and a splash pond to cool off. The Lodge is ideal for small weddings, conferences, workshops, family gathering for birthdays or special celebration and retreats. Bird watching. Tree House and Owls Nest each have their own private braai area.

In the village of Wolvengat there is "Lillywood Gallery" belonging to local artists Wim and Tina de Roubaix.North over the hill is the historic Moravian Mission town of Elim. A little further afield lies Baardskeerdersbos, home to the renowned Baardskeerdersbos Art Route, and the many artists who live there. For those that don't want to miss out on a rugby match, here you can visit the local pub and watch it on TV !!!

The Haasvlakte, which is the area surrounding Wolvengat, in recent years has become a wine growing region.......And we now have the Elim Wine Tasting Route...participating farms are Strandveld Wines, Black Oyster Catcher, The Berrio and Zoetendal. A little further afield are Quoin Rock and Lomond Wines...see map.

The whole area is a wonderful mountain biking territory and Black Oyster Catcher, has some great cycling routes through their farm and surroundings.The beautiful unspoilt beaches of Die Dam are a mere 12kms away and this is where the Ratel River (in our vleiland) meets the sea.

Where ever you go in this area, keep your binoculars close at hand as you will see many birds and some wildlife.