Rogge Cloof staff are passionate about the Karoo and preserving the unique landscape, whilst sharing it with our guests from far and wide. Our guest reviews are testimony to the value that we place on customer service and creating exceptional guest experiences.

Rogge Cloof Private Nature Reserve is a registered Biosphere Reserve, with free-roaming game & cheetahs. Rogge Cloof offers inclusive accommodation packages, as well as self-catering accommodation. Accommodation units are situated within the Rogge Cloof Eco-Village, which is 12 km's from the Rogge Cloof main entrance. This allows for a leisurely self-game-drive through the Reserve, on the way to the Eco-Village. The road leading to the Eco-Village is a well-maintained gravel road, which is accessible to sedans. Rogge Cloof operates on solar power and the solar electricity supply system does not accommodate appliances such as hair dryers, coffee makers, fans, microwave ovens, or electric kettles. Power sockets for recharging phones and laptops are available. The accommodation units are cosy and warm, with enough thick blankets, hot water bottles and fireplaces for the cold Sutherland winter. Bathroom amenities, coffee, tea & rusk tray are included. Uncapped, free Wi-Fi; no TV. Daily housekeeping service is supplied, except on Sundays. Accommodation rates exclude a Conservation Levy of R100.00 per guest per night.

Rogge Cloof offers a variety of activities. Guests who wish to explore the surrounding area can visit Sutherland, which offers an opportunity to visit SALT (South African Astronomical Observatory), where tours are possible at regular intervals. The town has one of the most beautiful churches in South Africa, which has an interesting history relating to the Anglo-Boer War. The Sutherland Planetarium is also worth a visit and for the hungry, there are more than enough local restaurants offering delicious Karoo dishes. Various options for facilitated Stargazing are available in town and at SALT.