ABOUT THE FARM
The Farm is a protion of “Aan de mont van de Hartebeest River” which was granted free hold in 1692. This was later split into 2 and there after sub devided many many more times. Today the valley is made up of many much smaller farms of which KURUMA is one. The valley primarily farms table grapes for the export market.
KURUMA has had many owners and many tried varius different farming from dairy, olives, peaches and grapes of course. The name Kuruma comes from a Khoi word meaning ‘Dry Place’.
The farm consist of 52 ha and only 7.2 ha at this stage is planted with table grapes. Around the main house we have gradually implemented Permaculture principles.
​OUR DREAM IS TO LIVE SELF SUSTAINABLE AND CONSIOUS AND CARING OF THE ENVIRONMENT WE ARE THE CUSTODIANS OF.
MEET THE OWNERS
Celeste & Willem
Celeste and Willem moved here form Cape Town in 2009.
THE SURROUNDS
Set in the tranquil Brandwacht Valley, Kuruma Farm Cottages are surrounded by vineyards, open farmland and sweeping mountain views at the foot of the Brandwacht Mountains. Just outside Worcester, the peaceful rural setting offers space to unwind while remaining close to the Breede River Valley and Route 62 attractions.