Kapokbosskerm

The Kapokbosskerm is a guesthouse situated in the middle of Fauresmith.  Every guestroom has an en-suite bathroom, television, heaters and coffee/tea facilities.  The Kapokbosskerm is also a licensed restaurant where overnight and walk-in guests can enjoy a delightful meal prepared by Ursula and Theunis.

Kapokbos is the Afrikaans name for the wild rosemary bush – which has a white, cotton-like look in a certain season, and is seen commonly around Fauresmith.  Because the business is both a guesthouse and a restaurant – and people can eat and sleep – it is the ideal shelter (the Afrikaans word for shelter is 'skerm').

Kapokbosskerm is an excellent base from which to explore the surrounding area, and Ursula or Theunis will be more than willing to recommend various sights or even take visitors on game viewing trips or visits to local points of interest.  They also arrange a unique wagon ride through the township, arrange hunting trips, team building projects and small conferences.

It is the Nortje’s mission to make every visit so special that the guests will long to return again and again.