Bed and Breakfast Muldersdrift, Guest House Accommodation in Muldersdrift
Are you looking for a weekend away in Muldersdrift but just can’t seem to find the right bed and breakfast?
Well, look no further because the Random Harvest Bed and Breakfast is the place for you.
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At Random Harvest Bed and Breakfast, we believe that spending time with Mother Nature plays a key role in our each of our lives. From the moment you arrive at our B & B, you will notice just how important the environment is to our team and our business.
Winter has finally arrived.
With her, comes shorter days, longer nights and a rather demanding need for more comfort and relaxation.
Your requirements for a weekend getaway have changed (considerably) from longing for beaches and sea sand to the need for something a little cosier.
Are you looking for a guesthouse in Muldersdrift for your Easter weekend away?
Look no further, our guesthouse offers 8 spacious and beautifully appointed country cottages, each equipped with all the splendours and comforts of home.
Although our guesthouse in Muldersdrift provides its own well-renowned culinary experience, which comes highly recommended, there are also several noteworthy restaurants in the surrounding area for those with an explorer’s palate.
On behalf of all of the staff at Random Harvest, we’d like to say a BIG THANK YOU to each and every one of our guests for their support during 2015.
It is because of all of you that we were awarded with the ‘Best Establishment in Muldersdrift Award for 2015’ on Sleepingout.co.za
Muldersdrift is a popular getaway for people wanting to escape from the hustle and bustle of the fast-paced Johannesburg and Pretoria.
Conveniently situated only 30 minutes from the big cities, no wonder Muldersdrift is such a great weekend destination.
Have you made plans for your December holidays yet?
If not, there’s no need to panic, we have your holiday planned and covered.
On September 10, 2015, the world of paleoanthropology was forever changed with the announcement of the discovery of Homo Naledi.
At last the early mornings are becoming a little lighter and the singing of birds a little louder. The smell of flowers blossoming has returned and with it the hypnotic humming of bees. The beauty of nature and the joy it brings is undoubtable.
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