Die Herberg (the name means "The Inn") is situated in a 60 km long coastal nature reserve blessed with a unique diversity of plant and animal life. The atmosphere is relaxed and homely, the service friendly, the accommodation stylish and spacious. Choose a single room, double room or suite. The suites are ideal for families or groups of business people.
Leisure activities range from a dip in the pool, to a hike along unspoilt beaches, to a custom-designed sightseeing trip - during which you can:
Visit the best whale-watching spots
Go rock and deep sea angling with a local fisherman - and our chef will cook your catch of the day!
Explore De Hoop Nature Reserve
Watch the birds and their companions of the wetlands
Try dune skiing
Go mountain biking and tackle the hiking trails
Enjoy snorkeling in tidal pools
Discover the famous Arniston cave
Stand at the tip of Africa and visit its famous lighthouse museum
Or visit the Shipwreck Museum
Stroll 2 km down to the beach or the quaint fishing village of Kassiesbaai, and take in the unique vernacular architecture. Come face to face with the one-of-a-kind lifestyle and rich cultural heritage of the fishing folk of Arniston (or Waenshuiskrans, as this town is also known).
Teambuild? Big bash? Conference? Seminar? Nature must have intended this to be a place of meetings. Not far away, at Cape L'Agulhas, the two great oceans meet. Closer to Die Herberg, the whales gather to mate and calve.
The success of your conference is our success too. We'll go out of our way to accommodate any special needs your delegates may have.
Leisure activities range from a dip in the pool, to a hike along unspoilt beaches, to a custom-designed sightseeing trip - during which you can: 
Stroll 2 km down to the beach or the quaint fishing village of Kassiesbaai, and take in the unique vernacular architecture. Come face to face with the one-of-a-kind lifestyle and rich cultural heritage of the fishing folk of Arniston (or Waenshuiskrans, as this town is also known). 
Teambuild? Big bash? Conference? Seminar? Nature must have intended this to be a place of meetings. Not far away, at Cape L'Agulhas, the two great oceans meet. Closer to Die Herberg, the whales gather to mate and calve. 
