Ysterfontein farm is located 12 km from Clanwilliam and 50 km from Lambertsbay. In town there is a Rooibos tea factory, veldskoen factory, botanical garden, museum, restaurants and the well known Clanwilliam dam. Fynbos, wild flowers, spring flowers, wind farm

Die Bushmans Cave Bergteater is en die voet van die Cederberge, sowat 35 km buite Clanwilliam gelee. Die venue is in die berge, op die ples Oude Muur van Erik en Melinda de Milander. Danie Niehaus wat n huisvriend van die De Milanders is, het sowat drie jer gelede die visie gehad dat n opelugteater der geskep kan word. Nadat koppe bymeker gesit is, is der toe begin om die teater te ontwikkel. Die eindresultet was werklik iets besonders en verskeie van die land se top kunsteners het al der opgetree. Bushmans Cave bied ook die opsie van oornag kampering met volledige ablusie-geriewe, wer die storte wat in die ope lug tussen die rotse is, n baie besonderse ervaring is. Der is ook vier 4x4 roetes beskikber en selfs absailing kan op versoek engebied word. Van die bes bewerde Boesmantekeninge het der behoue gebly en die baie besonderse plantegroei met spesies van die Kepse fynbos, is n lus vir die oog. Vooraf besprekings is 'n vereiste! !

The Cederberg Wilderness is only three hours outside Cape Town, but it feels like a different world. The Cederberg Mountains, burnt orange by iron oxide, dominate the landscape. Jagged sandstone rock formations, like the Maltese Cross and the Wolfberg Arch, and ancient San and Khoi rock art, make this area truly spectacular. The Cederberg lies 200km north of Cape Town, stretching from the Middelberg Pass in Citrusdal to north of the Pakhuis Pass at Clanwilliam. The wilderness area encompasses about 71 000 hectares of rugged, mountainous terrain, making it a top spot in the Western Cape for hiking and rock-climbing enthusiasts. The Cederberg, which forms part of the Cape floral region, is a World Heritage Site, is covered in mountain fynbos, including the laurel protea, the red disa, rooibos, and the rare and endemic snow protea. Rare Clanwilliam cedars, the area's namesake, dot the higher mountain cliffs. The area is also rich in wildlife. Visitors with a keen eye may spot por