Cycling comes to King’s College at the Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village, Mossel Bay
Designing a Bushveld Garden
For something with a rugged, semi-arid character — iconic thorn trees, open-canopy shrubs and waving grasses — a bushveld-inspired garden delivers a bold, informal, wildlife-friendly look. It's worth being clear up front that this is an inspired style rat
Read MoreDesigning with Thicket
If fynbos is fine and silvery and renosterveld is grassy and bulb-rich, thicket is the green, generous one of the family. It's dense, evergreen and semi-succulent — a comfortable tangle of woody shrubs, aloes and small trees that thrives in the sheltered,
Read MoreDesigning with Renosterveld
Renosterveld is the understated cousin of the showier fynbos — and once you learn to read it, it's every bit as captivating. Where fynbos thrives on the poor, sandy, acidic soils of our slopes, renosterveld grows on the richer clay and shale soils of the
Read MoreDesigning with Fynbos
There's a particular kind of beauty in a garden that looks as though it has always been there. At Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village, the most successful gardens aren't the ones that impose order on the landscape — they're the ones that borrow fro
Read MorePlant of the Month – White Bristle Bush
For July, Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village highlights Metalasia muricata, commonly known as White Bristle Bush or Blombos.
Read MorePlant of the Month – False Buchu
For June, Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village highlights Agathosma ovata, commonly known as False Buchu or Kluitjieskraal.
Read MoreOuteniquasbosch: Celebrating Major Milestones and Unparalleled Investment Potential
Outeniquasbosch, your premier wildlife estate nestled in the heart of South Africa’s breathtaking Garden Route, has recently achieved two remarkable milestones: surpassing the registration of 300 properties to their new owners and completing the construction of house number 100. These milestones are a testament to the estate’s burgeoning popularity and it’s a clear indicator of
Read MoreKing’s College Opens Its Doors at Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village
In a significant development for the Hartenbos community, King’s College, a new private Christian school, officially opened its doors today within the serene confines of Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village. The inaugural day was marked by joyous activities, the forging of new friendships, and the presence of esteemed guests, including Mossel Bay Mayor, Dirk Kotzé. A Memorable
Read MoreOuteniquasbosch Wildlife Village – Thank You Mossel Bay!
Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village is proud to have been named Joint Winner in the Project Developer Category at the Best of Mossel Bay Readers’ Choice Awards 2025. This incredible recognition would not have been possible without the support of our residents, stakeholders, and the greater Mossel Bay community who voted for us. We extend our heartfelt thanks to every
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