It is hard to believe that what was once barren farmland has blossomed into an oasis of biodiversity and tranquillity thanks to the vision and dedication of Derryn and Malcolm Searle. Drawn by the allure of the burnt orange hues of the Karoo earth, a cob kraal and the tranquil embrace of rural life, the Searles embarked on a transformative journey. Taking a conscious decision to ‘let nature in’, they breathed life into the arid landscape and fostered a haven where flora and fauna intertwine in a delicate dance.
The Kraal Garden is divided into two distinct sections: The Formal Garden (the top garden) and The Wild Garden (the bottom garden). These are
