Villiersdorp, also known as the “Pearl of the Overberg”, is a peaceful village graced by oak trees and surrounded by fruit and wine farms.
It is a prosperous apple-growing area which produces pears, apricots, peaches, grapes as well as onions.The village is in a valley surrounded by the picturesque Waterval - and Baviaans mountains and lies next to the magnificent Theewaterskloof Dam, South Africa’s 7th largest dam.
A 9 hole Golf Course is situated next to the dam, while on the water one can enjoy pleasure cruises, fishing and most other water sports.
Tractor tours,wine tastings and various options of accommodations and eateries.For the adventurous, there are exciting 4x4 routes, hiking trails and mountain bike trails in the surrounding Blokkop, Aasvoel and Sneeukop mountains.
The town was established in 1843 by Veldkornet P.H. De Villiers and was declared a municipality in 1885. Because many of the residents were French Huguenot descendants, the town was named " De Villiers Dorp"
This tranquil village is a charming and beautiful village for visitors seeking a relaxing experience not far from the hustle and bustle of busy Cape Town
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