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Share dates, arrival time, guest and dog details, hot-tub or catering requests, and activities so we can prepare your cottage or tent. Will you be bringing your dog? YES NO Please note, we require all guests traveling with a dog to complete our booking enquiry form to ensure that we can meet all your dogs needs. Please click YES if your dog will be joining you to be redirected to the enquiry form. Should you be traveling without a dog or should you simply wish to check availability, please click NO to proceed to the booking platform.

Self-catering cottages and safari tents in the Koo Valley, Montagu—pet-friendly stays with fireplaces, braais, hot tubs, fishing, hiking and mountain views. EXPERIENCE REAL FARM HOSPITALITY STAY ON LANGDAM STAYING on LANGDAM We offer a variety of accommodation options to suit every need, including tented glamping, comfortable cottages and cosy suites. Browse through the options below to choose your next stay on Langdam or get in contact to discuss which of our spaces will work best for you. BOOK NOW DOG FRIENDLY As big animal lovers, the Langdam team know just how important your pets are to you. We are proud to offer a space where your best friend can join in on family holidays and enjoy the great outdoors. Please click below for more information on which cottages are pet friendly and learn more about how our pet friendly stays work. BRING YOUR PET COTTAGES and SUITES Browse through our accommodation options and find the right fit for you and your friends, family and loved ones. VIEW COTTAGES SAFARI TENTS For the classic camping experience without any of the fuss. We offer comfortable canvas tents with all the basic amenities for your stay. VIEW TENTS WOOD FIRED HOT TUBS Indulge in one of our wood heated kol-kol hot tubs. Perfect for a long summer evening or a hot dip in the cold mountain air. FIND OUT MORE CATERING With lots of catering options, let us help with meals for your stay, stocking your cottage with the essentials, or hosting your event. Click the button to find out more about food on the farm CATERING

Catering with fixed menus or picnic baskets, a small farm shop and trusted partners—plus custom furniture, blacksmithing, and antique/mechanical restoration. OTHER THINGS WE OFFER EXTRAS SOME OF OUR SERVICES At Langdam, we believe a stay should offer more than just accommodation. Farming here is about building relationships, sharing skills, and extending true hospitality — traditions that remain alive on our farm. Below you’ll find some of the extra services we provide, along with the partners who help make Langdam what it is. CATERING Choose from our fixed Menu for your family stay, a custom picnic basket for a romantic evening at one of our dams, or a fully catered event for your extended circle. We have something for everyone. VIEW OPTIONS FARM SHOP Our little farm shop carries some of the basics you might need for your stay, a box of milk, a bar of chocolate, a bottle of wine or some of the excellent local products from the hives and trees of the valley, pop in to see what we have. VIEW SHOP LIST OUR PARTNERS We could not do what we do without the help of our top-notch service providers, should you wish to contact some of these great people please click below. PARTNER LIST 1/33 CUSTOM FABRICATION AND RESTORATION Farm life and a passion for a relationship with the things we own has helped the team to build the skills needed to create and restore beautiful things. We offer custom furniture manufacture, blacksmithing, antique and mechanical restoration and much more. If you have a project in mind give us a call and we will be happy to breathe life into your ideas ENQUIRE

Rustic weekend wedding venue in the Koo Valley with ceremony spots under oaks, by the dam or in pine forest, plus barns for dining and dancing. TIE THE KNOT WEDDINGS GETTING MARRIED ON LANGDAM A Weekend Celebration to Remember Langdam offers a unique farm-style venue for couples seeking a romantic, nature-filled wedding weekend. With breathtaking views, rustic charm, and versatile ceremony spaces, your special day will be set against the serene beauty of the Langeberg Mountains. Ceremony Locations Choose the perfect setting for your vows: Under the 100-year-old oak tree, with the Langeberg Mountains as your altar backdrop. Beside the dam, overlooking the spectacular Koo Valley and Matroosberg mountain range. In the Pine Forest, for a secluded, woodland atmosphere. Inside the A-frame loft, offering a cozy indoor option with rustic elegance. You are also welcome to explore the farm and select a ceremony spot that feels uniquely yours. Reception Venue Celebrate with up to 80 guests in our beautifully restored farm barns: A long dining hall for shared meals and heartfelt toasts. A semi-enclosed dance floor for dancing under soft, romantic lighting. A dedicated food and beverage barn to ensure smooth service throughout the evening. Couples also have the option to host their reception outdoors on the lawns, creating a magical evening beneath the stars. Tents and furniture can be hired to suit your vision for an open-air celebration. The venue retains its authentic charm with red brick walls, exposed wooden beams, and warm lighting for an unforgettable evening reception. Weekend Accommodation Keep your loved ones close with on-site accommodation: The 7 Cottages accommodate up to 28 guests. Safari Tents accommodate up to 20 guests. Overflow guests can be comfortably accommodated on neighbouring farms, ensuring everyone can join in the celebration and enjoy the full weekend experience. Tailored Wedding Packages We’re happy to tailor wedding packages to suit your specific needs. Whether you’d like us to be hands-on with set-up, or prefer to involve family and friends for a relaxed, DIY-style celebration, we’ll work with you to create the perfect experience. WEDDING ENQUIRY WEDDING PACKAGE CATERING 1/45 1/2

Key info for your stay: check‑in/out, Wi‑Fi, policies, maps, fishing and hot‑tub guides, weather and emergency contacts. ALL YOUR EXTRAS GUEST INFO WELCOME to the FARM All the documents and basic info you need for your stay with us. Please enter our annual accommodation draw by completing our feedback form LEAVE A GOOGLE REVIEW FEEDBACK FORM If anything is less than perfect please let us know as soon as possible so we can address your concerns without delay: Garth: +27 82 610 2450 Benita: +27 064 544 5966 Haiko: +27 72 9000 348 Local Weather forecast: View and download our dog policy: Amenities and what to bring: View and download our catering menu: View and download our fishing policy: How to use your hot tub: Please tag us in your social media posts @langdam.guest.farm View us on Facebook @langdamguestfarm Meet the pups of Langdam on insta @houndsoflangdam View farm map on google earth View hiking trail maps View bird list WiFi password for all guest accessable connections: langdamfarm Thank you for choosing Langdam Farm Please take note of the following for your stay. When using the fireplaces in your cottage please make sure the wood is clear of the glass before closing the door, the glass is easy to break and expensive to replace. Please let us know if you have any issues with your hot water, it can be temperamental at times but we are experts and can probably help! We are totally off grid and rely purely on solar for our electricity, please try to save electricity where possible (particularly on cloudy days) Should you encounter any problem at all, please give us a shout, we are here to help and we are always happy to hear your comments, complaints, compliments and feedback. Check-in: After 14:00 Checkout: Before 10:00

Regenerative mountain farming at Langdam: high‑altitude vineyards, apricots and plums, pesticide‑free practices and partnerships that restore the land. GROWING WITH KINDNESS AGRIGULTURE Farming in the Mountains Langdam is many things, a home, an escape, a sanctuary, a challenge, a blessing and a curse, but above all, it is a farm. When this incredible piece of land changed hands for the last time in 2015 the agricultural side of the business had been struggling for years, old trees, old practices and old ground all combined to make farming here seem like an impossible task. Taking over the agricultural enterprise with no experience in farming whatsoever was tantamount to madness and only really happened due to that inexperience. It turns out that fruit trees don’t live forever and even the most beautiful old apple tree can’t produce enough fruit to pay for its board and lodging. This realization set the wheels in motion which ultimately changed this farm, its people and its feeling in ways which were hard to anticipate. It soon became apparent that the idea of farming held by most of us who buy our food in a box is more-or-less nothing but fantasy. There is of course a certain amount of beautiful sunrises, riding of horses and ploughing fields with reliable old tractors, but the lions share of farm life is a grinding struggle which one has to love to survive. Once, after much denial, it had been agreed that the fruit trees on this farm were largely beyond salvage, the search for alternatives began. Every classic new-farmer conversation was had, from saffron to cattle and sheep, lavender to truffles and garlic to asparagus, ideas were discussed and discarded one after another. Things were tried, a disastrous potato crop, a failed cabbage field, onion and spring onion seed production, cattle, sheep, pigs…this list is embarrassingly long. None of these endeavors succeeded until the stars aligned and our relationship with DGB began. We were approached by Stephan Joubert, an out of the box thinking wine expert who had a vision to produce the best wine in South Africa. Stephan is a man who believes wine is made in the vineyard and that producing an incredibly special wine requires an incredibly special location. The search for that perfect location took some time but eventually he stumbled across Langdam and it seemed to tick all the main boxes: high altitude, cold nights, warm days and north facing slopes. After plenty of discussion and negotiation it was decided that we would tackle this challenge together and plant some of the highest altitude Chardonay, Pinotage and Pinot Noir in the country. This project has never been easy, with no other farmers in the area doing wine, we were largely on our own when it came to figuring out what a vine in the Koo valley needs to thrive. Despite this, some failed cops, some big mistakes and many small ones we are finally heading in the right direction. We are by no means at the peak of our learning curve and every day brings us a step closer to producing a better, kinder and more sustainable wine. With a wine of origin zone designated purely to serve the farm under the name “Koo plateau” and growing international interest in the project, we are incredibly excited to share our Cap Classique, Pinotage, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay offerings with our friends, family and guests. Due to some inexplicable personality quirks it was decided that 17000 vines was not nearly enough work to keep us busy and, as they say in business, always invest in things you know nothing about…or something like that. The next project was a variety of Pluot called Honey punch, a beautiful red fleshed export Plum, these fruit were the catalyst for a change in the way we farmed. Planted under netting on the lower portion of the property they began life farmed in the “conventional” manner: Insecticide, fungicide, herbicide. One day when walking through this orchard and planning the next herbicide spray a memory of a passing comment from a fellow farmer triggered the most important shift this farm has seen. During the pruning of the vineyards the previous year apologies were made to the contractor, and fellow farmer, JP de Villers, for the amount of weeds in the vineyards. His response was one of the single most meaningful sentences ever spoken on this property…he simply said: “We don’t kill anything green on my farm.” At the time this comment was ignored under the pressure of the task at hand and was mentally filed away as more or less irrelevant. Until that strange moment walking through a plum orchard and planning the killing of all the green that could be seen. Something about that decision felt incredibly wrong…and it was. The next phonecall to interrogate JP about his throw-away comment is arguably what made us the farm we are today. After many hours of talking to JP and other like minded farmers we began the difficult process of moving to a regenerative approach to farming. No longer killing everything on except for the one crop you selling, but rather caring for every living thing in your care. Slowly the farm changed from a place which felt like an outdoor factory to something completely different and unimaginably better. Walking through an orchard started to feel like home, life exploded on the farm, the insects came back, the birds followed, porcupine, aardvark, jackal, guineafowl and jackal buzzard. This ongoing process was never easy but always felt right. The farm is now reaping the economic rewards as well as the emotional ones. Reduced irrigation inputs, complete removal of pesticides, fungicides and herbicides and finally feeling good about being the custodians of this land are just a few of the very tangible benefits. Incredible partnerships with companies like ReamIPM, Barenbrug and Biogrow who really care about the nature of the fingerprint leave on this earth have made the most remarkably positive impact on life on the farm. These changes have allowed us to branch out in to other crops like Farlis, Faralia and Rubybop Apricots, revival of old orchards and big plans for future expansion. The journey to a completely regenerative approach to agriculture is certainly not over but it is at the heart of everything we do here and it is what gets us out of bed in the morning with a happiness which cannot be bought. This place is farmed with blood, sweat, tears and love. Please remember this when you wake up in this place to the sound of a jackal buzzards call or see the spoor of a mongoose on a farm road and spare a thought for the farmers who try to make their little piece of this earth just a little bit happier. 1/48 BOOK YOUR STAY BACK TO HOME FIND OUT MORE

“Langdam Farm Shop offers fresh produce, homemade goods, preserves, and local products from the Koo Valley, Montagu.” SUPPLIES FOR YOUR STAY FARM SHOP LANGDAM SHOP Our farm shop is a little something extra to hopefully make your stay more enjoyable in a small way. We offer some of the basics, like bread and milk, and a few sweet and savoury treats. This space is also an opportunity to share some of the products made in the valley, homemade jams and preserves, honey from our own hives and eggs from our chickens. Please note, all items are subject to availability, and we cannot guarantee any specific item will be available. Should you wish to place an order or have a special request contact us. All fruit is seasonal and must be ordered in advance. Rabbit and lamb is limited so please call ahead to order. CONTACT US Shop List LUNCH BAR KITKAT TEX SMARTIES SMALL SLABS MAYNARDS LARGE FIZZERS FIZZPOPS MAYNARDS SMALL SIMBA CHIPS NIKNAKS DORITOS GHOST POPS CHEESE NAKS RUSKS COKE 500ML SPRITE 500ML FANTA ORANGE/PINE TWIST CAN PEACH JAM TOMATO RELISH TOMATO JAM APRICOT JAM STICKY FIGS FIG JAM BEETROOT SALAD CASTLE LAGER BEER TAFEL BEER SAVANNA SMIRNOFF TWIST BRUTAL FRUIT HEINEKIN CASTLE LITE DEVILS PEAK LEGO MINCE BOEREWORS DROEWORS ICE MIELIE MEEL LOXTONIA CIDERS APEROL NEDERBURG CHARD BON COURAGE SAV BLANC MISS LUCY WHITE BLEND SIMONSIG BUBBLY ROSE GRAHAM BECK BRUT RED WINE SUGAR BREAD MILK Our shop stock is constantly changing, please get in touch for an updated list

Send an accommodation enquiry for cottages or safari tents. Request extras like hot tubs, catering and pet‑friendly options. GET in TOUCH BOOKING FORM EVENTS BOOKING NOTE Should you wish to enquire about booking a wedding, event or larger gathering, please click the button below to navigate to our events booking form or scroll for accommodation booking. EVENT ENQUIRIES ACCOMMODATION ENQUIRY FORM: PRICING First Name Last Name Email* Phone Date of Arrival Date of Departure Number of Adults Number of Children (age 6-17) Number of Children (age 5 and under) Preffered distance from main amenities Preferred Accommodation (subject to availability) Apricot Suite Almond Suite Apple Cabin Pear Cottage Shepherd Cottage Guinea Fowl Cottage Plum Cottage Pine Cabin Safari Tents Optional Extras (Subject to availability) Wood Fired Hot Tub(+R800) Plunge Pool Bath Stairless Access Would you like catering for your stay (Subject to availability) View our Menu Catering order will be confirmed upon booking Will your dog(s) be joining you Any other notes, comments or special requests. SUBMIT MENU VIEW DOG POLICY

Meet our rescue horses, farm hounds and free‑range flocks. Learn about pet‑friendly stays and how we welcome well‑managed dogs at Langdam. ANIMALS ON THE FARM A DOGS LIFE OUR ANIMAL FAMILY Animals are part of every moment of life on Langdam, from waking up to the crow of Pepe-la-pew to an evening in front of the fire with the Hounds of Langdam. We take great pleasure in sharing this incredible space with our three rescue horses, eight wonderful dogs, plenty of chickens, geese and turkeys and a multitude of wild creatures that call Langdam home. Take a look below to learn more about our animal family and our pet friendly stays. FRIENDS OF THE FARM GALLERY Dog-Friendly Stays We are proud to offer our guests one of the most carefully considered Dog-friendly stays in the Western Cape. With 5 pet friendly cottages, Three on the lower half of the farm with a little more seclusion and privacy(perfect for those dogs and owners that need a little more room to themselves) and 2 cottages on the main farm, closer to the activity of farm life and more suited to the more laid-back pups in this world. All our dog friendly cottages have enclosed gardens with a low wall to keep less athletic dogs in. Please note if your pooch wants to escape one of our gardens, they probably can. Browse through our accommodation page and take a look at Guineafowl, Plum and Shepherd on the lower farm and Apple and Almond on the upper farm to choose your perfect stay TALK TO THE TEAM VIEW COTTAGES BOOK DIRECTLY The safety and wellbeing of all our guests is of paramount importance to us. We therefore have a carefully thought out pet policy, which we have all our visitors sign. This policy will give you a clear guide on how our dog roaming time slots work, what to bring and all the bits and pieces needed to ensure that you, your pup and all our guests have the best stay possible. DOG POLICY The perfect opportunity for your city slicker 4 legged friend to experience farm life. Chasing the uncatchable Guinea fowl, playing in our dams and exploring our forests and veld, bring your dog to pet heaven and share their joy for life on Langdam. WHO YOU WILL MEET DURING YOUR STAY No matter where you are on our farm, animals won't be far away, With an incredible variety of bird life benefiting from the organic farming practices we follow, aardvark, porcupine, rabbits, rhibbok, mongoose and many more. These wild creatures are joined by our dogs, horses, rabbits and domestic geese, chickens and turkeys. Scroll down to get a preview of who you may see during your stay Abigail - " Abby " Abby was rescued by Howlelujah Foundation as a tiny pup! She is endearingly aloof and a big foodie, with a knack for finding anything edible while on a walk. She will greet you with a happy ‘woowoowoo’ and she loves to cuddle with her parents. She is the youngest and largest of the pack! Cobra - " Coby " Cobra came to us from DARG in Cape Town. He is a sensitive soul with a big heart and his snoring will put a buffalo to shame. He loves sleeping with mom or dad’s clothing and will destroy an ‘indestructible’ toy before you can blink. Sasha - " Smish " Sasha is the apple of her dad's eye, Sasha loves her soft toys, pine cones and swimming in the dam. She came to the farm from Betty’s Bay. She is a highly intelligent and sensitive soul with a slightly obsessive passion for tennis balls. Chevy - " Dingles " Dingles, was picked up off the side of the road as a tiny pup, Dingles loves all people and will find a way to cuddle with you whether you like it or not. A serious foodie, you can count on her asking for a snack at any opportunity. Shelby - " Shelby Shakes " Shelby came to us from DARG and has been on the farm from the beginning. The oldest of the lot she is the matriarch of the pack. A gentle bird with a love for a wade in the water and baking in the sun. Kai - " Bear " Kai is the new Alpha of the pack. He came to us as a problem child from Johannesburg and is now the best boy! He loves and will protect his mom above all else. He is a keen listener and loves to play fight with his sister Abby and cousin Chinook. Chinook - " Chokker " Our little Mak jakkals came to us from Rescue is Life in Cape Town. Chinook is particular about the company she keeps but loves her mom and dad above all. She is always keen for an adventure on the mountain and her favourite food is wild hare and fresh farm eggs. Clara - " Micky Mouse " Clara, a rescue from The Animal Welfare Society Overberg is the black sheep of the pack, a bit of an odd ball but super affectionate and insistent on attention. She loves spending time indoors with her dad, and would rather skip the hike if she has a choice. She will always ask for seconds Hunter - " Mr.Fox " The beloved baby of the pack, Hunter overcame both ehrlichiosis and parvo as a tiny pup, defying the odds to become the heart of our farm. With his boundless love for children and joyful greetings for every visitor, he is known as our Fantastic Mr. Fox. Hunter came to us from Howlelujah, our partners in Animal Welfare. Friends of the Farm Sharing our home with guests brings us immense joy — but nothing compares to the delight of watching their four-legged city kids revel in the freedom of farm life. From chasing scents through the vineyards to splashing in mountain-fed streams, dogs thrive here. Our network of scenic farm trails and mountain hikes offers plenty of space for pups and their humans to explore, stretch their legs, and soak in the fresh air. Over time, we’ve built a wonderful community of regulars from the dog-loving families of the Western Cape, and we hope your pup will soon be part of the Langdam Tribe — muddy paws, wagging tails, and all. FRIENDS OF THE FARM GALLERY Our Horse Rescues Langdam has accidentally become a retirement village for our 3 Horses, Moons, Lady and Angel. Originally from Have-a-Heart horse rescue, the original intention for their addition to the farm was to incorporate them into a trail riding program, it soon however became apparent that these three ladies were better suited to a life of luxury, which is precisely what they got. I Believe in Angels - " Angel " 'I believe in Angels' is our one-eyed Thoroughbred and former mistreated racehorse from Have a Heart, she came to us with one seeing eye after an accident led to an eye infection. She now lives her days happily grazing in the Langdam orchards and vineyards and will love you for bringing her a carrot, or two! Moons a Balloon - " Moons " Moons a Balloon or 'Moons, the extrovert and spicy gal of the three and also a rescue from Have a Heart. Western Winter, a famous Sire was her father, and a legend in the horse world. She is absolutely magnificent and will do her best to sneak onto the lawn for some tasty grass. She loves apples and carrots and is not one to share with her siblings! Lady Lady, our blonde bombshell Saddle Horse came to us from Have a heart horse rescue, an older gal, she is the surprising matriarch of the pack. A little on the shy side with humans, she has a fierce bond with her horse sisters. All the Rest No farm is complete without a flock of chickens, a gaggle of geese or a posse of turkeys. Langdam has all of the above, our vast array of poultry really adds to the out of city feeling of the farm. Wake up to the sound of our roosters crowing and join Lewis, our animal caretaker, while he feeds his flock . This collection of domestic fowl are often joined by their wild cousins, guinea fowl, franklin, weavers, hoepoe and hundreds of others. Turkeys They won't win the competition for the most beautiful animals on the farm, but they will provide you with some comic relief. Geese We have a gaggle of geese that are wonderful to watch as they drift majestically in the Langdam dam. They are feisty but friendly, provided they aren't sitting on a clutch of eggs! Chickens Langdam is home to a large flock of chickens, providing us with farm fresh eggs when they are feeling cooperative. The roosters will most likely be the reason you wake up at crack of dawn, welcome to farm life! Where the wild things are This page would not be complete without a mention of the wild animals we share this valley with. We are lucky enough to have 16000 hectares of wilderness on our boundary filled with the animals which belong here more than we ever will. The mountain sustains a nomadic troop of baboon, a healthy population of Rhebok, some very shy Cape leopard, porcupine, aardvark, duiker, Steenbok, Jackal, hare, dassies and an incredible variety of bird life. Our organic farming practices have helped to draw them onto Langdam itself, an honour we are proud to share with our guests. We hope you have the pleasure of seeing some of these elusive creatures ad ask that all our guests treat any animals on this farm with the kindness and respect they all deserve. Giving a little bit back Langdam is proudly affiliated with Howlelujah, a non-profit doing vital rescue work in Cape Town. Many farming communities face challenges in caring for their animals, leading to overpopulation, neglect, and unwanted litters. Howlelujah tackles this through education, as well as vaccination and sterilisation drives held twice a year at Langdam Farm in the Koo Valley. If you would like to support their work, please click the logo on the right — every donation goes directly to this noble cause.

Photos of guest dogs living their best farm life at Langdam—dams, trails and mountain air. Share your pup’s visit with #HoundsOfLangdam. FRIENDS OF THE FARM VISITORS GALLERY LANGDAM VISITOR PUPS GALLERY We love to share our guests experiences with anyone who will listen. Take a look at our guest gallery below to meet some of the best guests we have on the farm. Please send us your pooch photos to be added to the gallery! BOOK YOUR STAY BACK TO HOME

A true working farm on the Langeberg slopes above the Koo Valley—300-year heritage, animals and vineyards, welcoming hospitality and untouched nature A DREAM TURNED TO REALITY ABOUT THE FARM A True WORKING FARM, WHERE GUESTS ARE ALWAYS Welcome Langdam is the result of a process of hard work, love and dedication which, in many ways, began in 1717 under the lands first owners. This dedication, combined with a love of hospitality, our unique location and the passion of the people that call this place home truly make this farm special. Positioned on the slopes of the Langeberg mountain and overlooking the Koo valley, with breathtaking views and untouched nature, you could not find a better place to escape the burdens of modern day living. OUR STORY A tale best told around our roaring bonfire or over a cup of coffee as the sun rises over the valley. Learn what makes Langdam so very special. LEARN MORE THE ANIMALS WE LOVE Home to a menagerie of animals, we hope you enjoy their company as much as we do. Meet the three horses, eight dogs, two turkeys, five geese and an unknown number of chickens who all play their part in making us what we are. MEET THE FAMILY VISITORS GALLERY AGRICULTURE Langdam farm is not just a name, its an identity. Farming forms a big part of daily life at the foot of our mountain. Wine, pears, apricots, pluims and more. All farmed with kindness and respect for the land in mind. GROWING GOODNESS OUR PEOPLE The team that keep the gears of our home turning are a diverse blend of personalities. Each playing their part to organise the chaos. SAY HELLO

“Meet the Langdam Guest Farm team — dedicated hosts who welcome guests to enjoy our cottages, wedding venue, and farm experience in the Koo Valley.” MEET THE TEAM OUR PEOPLE THE LANGDAM FAMILY This farm would be nothing without the people who keep its many literal and metaphorical wheels greased. From hammer swinging and hole digging to paying the tax man and responding to emails, everyone plays their part to make our home what it is. Should you bump into one of the Langdam team during your stay feel free to stop for a chat and get to know these remakable humans. Garth " Mr. G " Truter Garth has been an integral part of the team for over half a decade. He is involved in all the aspects of the day to day running of the farm, managing of staff, admin and guest relations. Benita " B " de Klerk Benita has been part of the team for the past three years. She manages bookings, guest relations, catering, social media and events on the farm. Haiko " Boss " Ruther Haiko is the owner of the farm. He has mostly been fixing things here for the past decade. He looks forward to taking a break in 2032 Elizabeth " Liesie " Plaaitjies Head of house-keeping, Liesie is the ‘mother’ of Langdam. She looks after everyone and has been with us since the beginning. Lewis " Louie " Golingo Part of our support staff, Lewis is our friendly lead groundskeeper. He is involved in all aspects of farming and the day to day running of the farm as well as looking after our beloved animals. Jurian " Ou Boet " Isaacs Part of our support staff Ouboet is a skilled tractor driver and builder, involved in all farming activities. Friedel " Fritz " Bailey Part of our support staff, Shelton is head of gardening and landscaping and assists us with day to day tasks around the farm including animal care. Ray Charles " Ray " Dazel Ray recently joined as a trainee, he is involved in everything on the farm from guest check-ins to equipment repair and much more.