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Hopefield Town Hopefield's claim to fame is that it is the oldest town on the West Coast.
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Not only does it lie in the heart of the Sandveld but it serves as the wheat and sheep farming centre of the region. It is also well known for its honey, not least because over 500 different species of fynbos grow here, and attract bees by the dozen. In 1853 Hopefield began its life on a farm called Langkuil, which lay on the Zoute River. The town still lies but 130 kilometres from Cape Town on th

e R45 and two of the original farms of the town are today national heritage sites. Visit the unique little shop of the local Bee Keepers in Hopefield, called Simply Bee Natural Beeswax Products. Their main attraction are the pure fynbos honey products that they produce from the Hopefield area. Visitors to Hopefield enjoy strolling through this attraction and enjoy the hospitality of the staff while being informed about the world of the Bees. The Simply Bee Observation Centre, where these social little insects are constantly hard at work in their fascinating production factories. Responsible beekeeping is the order of the day at Simply Bee, which is an interactive, educational centre that celebrates the incredible choreography and wordless cooperation of these amazing animals. Learn about the life-cycle of honey bees, and the methods that they employ to produce organic honey and propolis. In addition, visitors will learn about the healthful and healing properties of bee product. Every Saturday the Hopefield locals invite you to join them at the weekly Mill Country Market where you can purchase the freshest of produce and a wide variety of freshly baked goods and exquisite hand-made designer products. Spend some time browsing through the arts and crafts, hand-picked antiques and collectibles, books, homemade jams and preserves, fresh local produce and an array of tempting edibles.

29/09/2024

If you missed our town's Hopefield Fynbosskou, this year, please plan already for next year, well worth it seeing and experience.

01/09/2024

And our Hopefield Fynbosskou 2024 came to an end today! What a great show and exhibit!!

18/08/2024

HSH interschool congratulations!!! Hopefield Hoërskool Algemeen!! We are so proud of you all!! Mr Wehan Fourie you are a rock to HSH and the students and teachers salute you!! Hopefield Town salute you!! Congrats to all the students and teachers too👏👏👏🐝🐝🐝

24/07/2024

12/07/2024

Zoute River is looking beautiful!! We thankful for all the rain🌧️🌧️🌧️

11/07/2024

Thank you for sharing this historical farm Weskus Heritage. So well known to us all. Very special.

07/07/2024

Thank you Weskus Heritage for taking these stunning photos of our historical station buildings.

19/06/2024

Koekemakranka - a very fragrant fruit and "veldkos van die Sandveld". (Gethyllis)

Thank you Hopefield Fynbosskou

Gethyllis commonly known as Kukumakranka, Koekemakranka.

11/06/2024

We are getting ready for our yearly Fynbos Show!!!

19/04/2024

Thank you Weskus Heritage, how very interesting.

03/03/2024

14/01/2024

reaching for the sky. Visit Hopefield Hopefield Directory Hopefield Town

14/01/2024

Please keep this date in mind!!! Our yearly Hopefield Fynbosskou!!!

18/10/2023

28/09/2023

Thank you Maggie Hyde for taking these stunning photos of our river!!!

23/09/2023

Hopefield Market on today!
Doors open 10am - 2pm

28/08/2023

Vandag is die laaste dag om na die pragtige Fynbos uitstalling te kom kyk in die Fiona Kotze saal.
Toegang is gratis.
Daar is geen kos verkope vandag.

27/08/2023

Last day to visit our Hopefield Fynbosskou. Lots to see, learn and enjoy.

Address

Church Street
Hopefield
7355

Website

http://www.hopefieldfynbos.co.za/

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Hopefield's claim to fame is that it is the oldest town on the West Coast. Not only does it lie in the heart of the Sandveld but it serves as the wheat and sheep farming centre of the region. It is also well known for its honey, not least because over 500 different species of fynbos grow here, and attract bees by the dozen. In 1853 Hopefield began its life on a farm called Langkuil, which lay on the Zoute River. The town still lies but 130 kilometres from Cape Town on the R45 and two of the original farms of the town are today national heritage sites. Visit the unique little shop of the local Bee Keepers in Hopefield, called Simply Bee Natural Beeswax Products. Their main attraction are the pure fynbos honey products that they produce from the Hopefield area. Visitors to Hopefield enjoy strolling through this newest attraction in the town and enjoy the hospitality of the staff while being informed about the world of the Bees. The Simply Bee Observation Centre, where these social little insects are constantly hard at work in their fascinating production factories. Responsible beekeeping is the order of the day at Simply Bee, which is an interactive, educational centre that celebrates the incredible choreography and wordless cooperation of these amazing animals. Learn about the life-cycle of honey bees, and the methods that they employ to produce organic honey and propolis. In addition, visitors will learn about the healthful and healing properties of bee product. Every Saturday the Hopefield locals invite you to join them at the weekly Mill Country Market where you can purchase the freshest of produce and a wide variety of freshly baked goods and exquisite hand-made designer products. Spend some time browsing through the arts and crafts, hand-picked antiques and collectibles, books, homemade jams and preserves, fresh local produce and an array of tempting edibles.