River Grace Farm

12/04/2025

Harvest is here! Extra Virgin Olive oil in the making. Who is ready to place orders?

26/02/2025

Are you looking for the thrill of a lifetime adventure? Are you a fisherman looking for your next big catch? Book a fishing tour with us and fulfil your wildest dreams! Bookings open now!

21/02/2025

Check this awesome competition out friends.

Win big with Peak Adventure Outfitters this March!!

It's competition time and we are giving you the opportunity to win a free weekend away to the beautiful Breede River, near Robertson WC.
What do you win?
2 nights free accommodation at cottage for you and 3 guests.
An 18km kayak tour down the Breede River with incredible views, wildlife around every corner and packed with fun. We will throw in a gourmet sandwich lunch and some champagne to to end off the adventure.

All you need to do is like and share this post, tag your 3 friends in the comments and like & follow our page.

Competition ends at midnight on the 21st March 2025. A random winner (who has followed the instructions correctly) will be chosen in a draw which will be posted to our page at the end of March 2025.

17/02/2025

Are you looking for an adventure? If you are in the Robertson area, come experience the beauty of the Breede River on a kayak tour. Lunch and refreshments provided. Make use of this summer promotion and save R300,00 per person.

03/01/2025

Come and take a guided kayak tour with us on your next adventure. With over 20km of gorgeous Breede River to explore, there is something to take your breath away around every corner. Contact us on 072 258 4325 or [email protected] to find out more. 🍷💛🍇

20/12/2024

Our 8 sleeper cottage has a pool overlooking the river. Bring your bathing suits to River Grace Farm.

18/12/2024

Keen for a kayak adventure down the beautiful Breede River when you stay at River Grace Farm? Contact us today to find out more. We have kayaks for rent and tour options available. Contact us on 082 926 8065

13/12/2024

City life getting to you? Need some R&R? Come and spend a weekend in our newly renovated cottage with river views and wilderness at the front door. Enquire now on 082 926 8065.

02/10/2024

Wondering why the air is crisp? The Alps have magically appeared in Robertson. This weekends storm has left a beautiful white blanket on our mountains and we can't help but take some pics!

30/09/2024

This is the last of our threatened plant species posts. Check back in October for a new series.

Eriospermum bowieanum

A Worcester/Robertson Karoo endemic that occurs on clay soils (EOO

27/09/2024

In a recent vegetation study done on the River Grace Farm, Molteno Botanical Consulting found 13 threatened plant species in the mountains on the farm. Over the next few days we will be sharing these incredible plants with you.

Drosanthemum lavisii is a succulent plant in the ice plant family, Aizoaceae, indigenous to the Overberg region of the Western Cape Province, South Africa. Its distribution range extends from Ashton, Bonnievale and Montagu in the north, southwards as far as Bredasdorp and the northern foothills of the Potberg mountain. Eastwards, it occurs through the Heidelberg and Riversdale regions of the Overberg, as far as Albertinia.

23/09/2024

In a recent vegetation study done on the River Grace Farm, Molteno Botanical Consulting found 13 threatened plant species in the mountains on the farm. Over the next few days we will be sharing these incredible plants with you.

Astroloba rubriflora

Astroloba rubriflora is the only plant in its genus that has red flowers. The tubular flowers face upwards, and are adapted to attract sunbirds for pollination, making this plant ideal for colour variation and also for attracting birds to a landscape.

Astroloba rubriflora is a succulent perennial, with sprawling stems that can grow up to 240 mm tall. Younger plants have erect stems that increase in size as the plant grows older.

According to the Red List of South African plants, this species has a conservation status of Vulnerable (VU), caused by habitat loss because of the expansion of vineyards and fruit farms. To conserve this species, the Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden has already collected specimens for ex-situ conservation, as well as seed, which has been banked by the Millennium Seed Bank Project. Astroloba rubriflora occurs in the Robertson Karoo, in the Western Cape. The distribution range is between Robertson, Bonnievale and McGregor.