Nestled in the foothills of the Rooiberge and Maluti Mountains in the Free State, Clarens Eddies invites you into a warm and inviting atmosphere to call home while you explore the beauty, fun and nature in Clarens, which is considered one of the premium holiday destinations in South Africa.

Very cleverly designed to suit the needs of everyone from families to single people wanting to get away from the rat race, the comfortable, artful and private units offer everything from great entertainment facilities such as your own TV carrying your favourite programmes, full Wi-Fi access and virtually everything other than food and few other things anyone could possibly hope for in a self catered home away from home.

Accommodating only up to 17 guests, you can be assured that you will have the full attention of a team who care passionately about ensuring that no stay at Clarens Eddies is anything less than unforgettable.   For anyone who has particularly high standards of hygiene and comfort combined, then Clarens Eddies Self Catering has its own consistently high standards, from hygienic accommodation in Clarens to great quality mattresses, linen, duvets and towels, everything is as fresh and clean as the air is in this exquisitely beautiful corner of the world.

The Gold Rush brought the world to the Free State, and while gold and diamonds are historically important to this region, hidden amidst all of this is a beautiful village that has truly earned its name of ‘The Jewel of Africa’, and for more reasons than can be listed here!  Only a visit to the town of Clarens itself, first established in 1912, will even begin to make the reasons for this name clear.

It is amid all this beauty, close to everything in and around Clarens that Clarens Eddies Self Catering will give you a home while you explore everything that makes this one of the top ten places to visit in South Africa.

Listen to the heart of our great Madiba when he once said “The Free State landscape gladdens my heart, no matter what my mood. When I am here I feel that nothing can shut me in and that my thoughts can roam as far as the horizons.”

How can you even think about resisting the welcome of Clarens Eddies with horizons on its doorstep that inspired a great man like this?