Cata Tourism

31/10/2019

Cata my home a place to visit when you need your me time kutsho kuthi huuuu.

23/09/2019

The dry weather is affecting our sorroundings which are the major attraction of the area.Let us all contribute to sustainable use of the natural resources, by conserving what we still have.

01/01/2019

Happy new year to all Cata lovers.. you can now reach us on WhatsApp (060 334 5252) for your bookings and hiking trails information. Thank you for supporting this local business initiative. Umntu ngumntu ngabantu

28/11/2018

Cata Chalet Braai area

27/11/2018

Cata chalets

22/10/2018

This video shows the Cata Waterfalls which can be found when you participate in Ingxangxasi Trail also known as the Red Trail (3.5km)

05/10/2018

Cata beautiful scenery

26/09/2018

Tea with the Elders

26/09/2018

26/09/2018

26/09/2018

26/09/2018

Igubu (Xhosa Musical Instrument - Drum)

26/09/2018

26/09/2018

Beautiful Xhosa women 🇿🇦️🇿🇦

26/09/2018

Beautiful Xhosa women 🇿🇦️🇿🇦

25/09/2018

Working on Fire

25/09/2018

The beauty of Xhosa women in traditional attire.

25/09/2018

Tea with the Elders. Heritage Day Celebrations!!!

25/09/2018

Tree planting by workers from Working on Fire at the Cata Chalets. Arbor Month Celebrations. Thank you Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries!!!

25/09/2018

Tourism and Heritage Celebrations in Cata Village

25/09/2018

View of Cata village

14/09/2018

03/09/2018

For further information about Cata Tourism please visit www.cata.org.za or send email to [email protected]

15/08/2018

Cata chalets. R300 per person per night, self catering. Experience the beautiful Amatole Mountains.

15/08/2018

01/08/2018

Accommodation in the Cata chalets costs R300 per person per night. There is a lovely braai area overlooking the valley, and self-catering facilities in the common-room. Alternatively, catering can be arranged.

31/07/2018

The link between Sweden and Cata is strong, with the first visitors staying at Cata in 2003.