Graaff-Reinet trip planner

Regarded as the fourth-oldest town in South Africa, Graaff-Reinet represents a well-preserved historic Dutch colonial settlement, set 750 (2,460 ft) above sea level on the banks of the Sundays River. The town has become widely popular among locals and tourists for its agriculture--most notably for its mohair industry, as well as ostrich and sheep farming. Places to visit in Graaff-Reinet include fascinating dolerite pillars, a nearby national park, a grand Dutch reformed church, and Karoo architecture. Epicureans on a tour of Graaff-Reinet should check out the traditional agave distillery, which produces tequila. Make your own Graaff-Reinet vacation itinerary, with a little help from those that know the place like the back of their hands, by using our South Africa trip itinerary planner.