The beautiful village of Greyton nestles between the majestic Riviersonderend mountain range and gently curving hills. This tranquil oasis of green lies between two rivers, with lush colourful country gardens that complement the thatched cottages and oak tree lined lanes. The villagers are friendly and the ambiance is uniquely "Greyton".

Dirtopia MTB Festival 30 April-2nd May

Writer's Workshop 4-7 October

Children's Festival 23-26 September

Greyton Saturday morning market every Saturday at 10:00

Live music at The Greyton Lodge every Friday at 17:00

Live music at Abbey Rose Tuesday evenings (2-for-1 hamburgers)

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Greyton is a haven for artists and art galleries. Local residents include Alastair Barnes, Catherine Paynter, Gert Naudé, David Kuijers, Michelle Holloway, Marina Aguiar, Chiv Lintern.

There are beautiful hikes in and around Greyton. The spectacular countryside comprises some of the best fynbos in the Western Cape. There are wellmarked walks ranging from an easy stroll to a two or three day hike. The outdoor adventurer can also enjoy horse-riding, swimming in the river and mountain-biking. Hire a bike from Greyton Bicycles or go horseriding at Greyton Riding Club. Tennis and bowls are available in the village and excellent golf courses are only 40 minutes away at Riviersonderend and Arabella at Kleinmond.

Explore the wonderful history of Greyton (information available at the Information Bureau) or visit Genadendal, with its beautiful setting at the foot of the Riviersonderend Mountains. Genadendal (1738), the oldest mission station on the continent of Africa, was one of the most progressive ‘communities at the Cape during the 19th century. The Moravian Missionaries and members of the congregation, apart from fulfilling their religious duties, carried out pioneering work in the fields of education, music, printing, vernacular architecture, furniture making and other local industries.