Clarens

Clarens is a small Free State village, very tourist orientated with numerous art & craft galleries, restaurants, bars and coffee shops, and a local craft beer brewery. Situated 20 km from Gold Gate National, there are plenty of walks in the area. There is lots of soft adventure ranging from abseiling to horse riding, trout fishing to river rafting. Mountain bike trails are also very popular with grades to suite all levels of experience. Plenty of accommodation available from commercial hotels to owner run guest house, from B&B's to backpacker lodges and everything in between.

CAMPING:
Camping at Golden Gate National Park.

GAS REFILL:
Gas refills can be done at Clarens Supplies.

HEALTHCARE:
Clinic: +27(0)58 256 1476. No hospital available.

INTERNET:
Internet café is available at Highlands Coffee Roastery, Cranford Inn, Clarens Brewery.

TOUR SERVICES:
Tour services at Deans Tours, book through +27(0)58 256 1903.

“Clarens is named after the Swiss town where President Paul Kruger, president of the ZAR, died in exile on 14 July 1904. “His historical links with the area date back to 1866, when five men of his Transvaal Commando were killed during a fight with the Basotho at Noupoortsnek”” - Chris Smit, 2024/07/03

“Clarens is named after the Swiss town where President Paul Kruger, president of the ZAR, died in exile on 14 July 1904. “His historical links with the area date back to 1866, when five men of his Transvaal Commando were killed during a fight with the Basotho at Noupoortsnek”” - Chris Smit, 2024/07/03

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