Village Info
Your complete village directory — from emergency numbers to the best pizza in town
Emergency Services
Key numbers to keep handy. Greyton is served by the Genadendal police station and the Overberg District fire department in Caledon.
Genadendal Police Station
The nearest police station covering the Greyton area.
ODM Fire & Emergency (Caledon)
Overberg District fire department. They coordinate dispatch of the local Greyton fire truck.
Healthcare & Pharmacy
Greyton has a well-equipped clinic on Main Road and a pharmacy with after-hours availability.
Greyton Clinic
Located in the Oude Pastorie on Main Road (opposite Agrisell). Run by Dr TJ van der Merwe with Sisters Jolande and Corne. Handles emergencies, consultations, and hospital referrals.
Dr TJ van der Merwe — Emergency Line
After-hours emergency contact for the Greyton Clinic.
Blue Crane Nursing Services
Home-based nursing support in the Greyton area.
The Local Choice Pharmacy (Vigne)
Village pharmacy at 35 Main Road. After-hours line: 079 758 9483.
Greyton Optometrists
Full optometry services — eye tests, prescription glasses, and contact lenses — right on Main Road. Email to make an appointment.
Dr Catherine van Dorsten — Phytotherapy
Dr van Dorsten brings the healing power of plants to Greyton. Consultations in herbal medicine and complementary health at 57 Park Street.
Tradespeople & Home Services
Reliable local tradespeople for everything from plumbing to tiling. Most are WhatsApp-friendly.
Brett Jennings — Gas Installations
Certified gas installer for domestic and commercial work.
APS Security
Armed response and alarm monitoring for Greyton properties.
Kelvin — Pool & Garden
Pool maintenance and garden services.
Radicle Gardens (Nick Hill)
Professional garden design and maintenance.
Rock of Ages Garden Services (Fanuel)
Garden work, moving help, and general labour.
Skips @ Greyton — Rubble Removal
Skip hire in two sizes. R400 for a 3-day hire.
Fanuel — Removals & Moving
Local moving and hauling assistance.
Trailer Hire
Trailer rental for local transport needs.
Oom Edmund Solomon — Appliance Repairs
Washing machine and household appliance repairs.
Cyril & Earl Electrical
Electrical installations and repairs. WhatsApp-friendly.
Greyton Electrical
Local electricians for domestic and commercial work.
Greyton Plumbing Co (Friso)
Full plumbing services for the village.
Coenie Joseph — Plumber
Experienced local plumber.
Devon — Tiling & Minor Plumbing
Tiling with creative design flair, plus minor plumbing work.
Vonchell — Tiler
Quality tiling services.
Eddie Delport — Tiler
Highly skilled tiling specialist.
Greyton Home Improvements (Erna)
General building and home renovation work.
Leon Engelbrecht — Builder
Residential building and construction.
Francois van der Merwe — Builder
Well-regarded local builder for renovations and new builds.
CMR Value Construction
Building contractors — Craig and Morne Standaar.
Greyton Building Services
Established local builders offering a full range of construction, renovation, and maintenance work at 53 Caledon Street.
Woodworx Home Improvement
Carpentry, joinery, and home improvement services from 9 Weder Street. Email for a quote.
Fourie Home Improvements
Experienced home improvement team based in nearby Genadendal, serving the wider Greyton area.
Vilko Greyton
Building materials, hardware, and supplies at 20 San Lucia Road — a useful stop for tradespeople and self-builders.
Overberg Asset Management
Property management and admin services based on DS Botha Street — a useful contact for absentee property owners in the Greyton area.
Pets, Wildlife & Animal Care
From snake catchers to vets and pet sitters — everything you need for your furry, feathered, or scaly friends.
Julian Snyders — Snake Catcher
Snake removal and relocation.
Simon — Snake Catcher
Emergency snake removal.
Andrew Dicks — Snake Catcher
Reptile rescue and removal.
Andrew — Baboon Management
Contact for baboon-related incidents and management.
EARS Donkey Sanctuary
A permanent loving home for abused, injured, and geriatric donkeys on a farm 10 km outside Greyton. Runs an Adopt a Donkey programme (R1,200/year or R100/month), school visits, and a charity shop on Main Road. NPO 147-280.
Greyton Animal Welfare Society (GAWS)
Volunteer-run NPO improving the lives of dogs, cats, and horses in Greyton and surrounding communities. Runs sterilisation clinics, 24/7 emergency service, cruelty prevention, and pet boarding. NPO 060-902.
Greyton Farm Animal Sanctuary
A permanent refuge for over 100 rescued pigs, sheep, goats, geese, chickens, ducks, dogs, and cats on a 40-hectare farm 7 km outside Greyton. Runs a humane education programme for schools and accepts volunteers (minimum one month). NPO 187-044.
Grace Valley Wildlife Rescue
First-line response for injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife in the Greyton and Overberg area. Trains community volunteer Wildlife First Responders and is building a dedicated rehabilitation centre.
Shireen Freeman — Wildlife Rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation and rescue. WhatsApp preferred.
Overberg Vet (Dr Anette)
Full veterinary hospital services.
Caledon Vet — Greyton Branch
Veterinary consultations and procedures.
Isabel Kinkadi — Pet Sitter
Pet sitting, dog walking, and house sitting.
David Rosenstein — Dog Walker
Daily dog walking services.
Country Paws Dog Parlour
Professional dog grooming. Located behind Waters of Greyton. Gentle with all breeds.
Recycling & Waste
Greyton takes recycling seriously. Municipal refuse collection is on Mondays.
Oom Boetie Bantom — Recycling Collection
Call to arrange collection. Pickups on Mondays with municipal refuse. Also offers rubble removal, compost, and topsoil deliveries. No milk cartons or polystyrene.
Skips @ Greyton
Skip hire for rubble and building waste. Two sizes available, R400 for 3 days.
Septic & Drainage
Most Greyton properties are on septic systems. The municipality provides one free pump-out per month.
Municipal Septic Pump-Out
One free pump-out per month. Book at least 3 days before month-end. Visit or call the DS Botha Street municipal office with your street address and owner name. Emergency call-outs have an extra charge.
Firewood, Compost & Soil
Stock up for winter fires or enrich your garden — delivered to your door.
Bjorn Hess
Firewood, rubble removal, and compost delivery.
Shiloh Equestrian (Lily Bester)
Well-rotted horse manure by the bakkie-load or trailer.
Transport & Shuttles
Getting to and from Greyton — airport transfers, hospital trips, and Cape Town runs.
Rodney Manwaring — Private Shuttle
Airport transfers, Cape Town trips, and hospital transport.
Internet & Connectivity
Greyton has two fibre providers. Remote workers and digital nomads are well served.
OpenServe Fibre
Fibre-to-the-home via overhead poles. Available across most of the village. Choose any ISP — RSAWEB, Vox, Afrihost, and others.
Lightspeed Fibre
Underground fibre network currently being rolled out across Greyton.
The Computer Shop Greyton & TCS WiFi
Computer repairs, sales, and accessories at 9 DS Botha Street — the village's go-to for tech support. TCS WiFi also offers wireless home internet for properties not yet reached by fibre.
Water
Greyton's tap water has a natural brown tint from plant tannins in the mountain catchment — it's safe to drink and the slight acidity is actually good for skin and hair. The village also has its own historic leiwater system — a network of open furrows that channels mountain stream water through properties for garden irrigation. It's one of the last functioning systems of its kind in South Africa.
Waters of Greyton (Nicky & Gretha)
Purified drinking water on Main Road. Refills, bottles, and home deliveries available.
Greyton Leiwater
One of the last functioning heritage irrigation systems of its kind in South Africa. This gravity-fed network of open furrows draws from the Gobos River and has served the village since 1854. Each property with leiwater rights receives a scheduled time slot. Managed by volunteer water bailiffs and street wardens — visit the website for schedules, rules, and how to get involved.
Community News
Stay in the loop with what's happening in the village.
The Greyton Post
Greyton's bimonthly community newspaper, in print and online. Editor: Paula Ansley.
Professional Services & Deliveries
From flowers to tax returns — local professionals and delivery services.
Spinlea Farm — Florist
Fresh flowers and arrangements from a local farm.
Jennifer Khumalo — Photographer
Professional photography for events, portraits, and products.
Richard van Ryneveld Photography
Greyton-based photographer specialising in the landscapes, wildlife, and character of the Overberg. Contact Richard for prints, commissions, or event coverage.
Mike Gray — Tax Consultant
Personal and business tax assistance.
Peter Duncan — Tax Practitioner
Tax services at 39 Von Solms Street.
GreytPrint
Printing services — business cards, flyers, signage. WhatsApp-friendly.
Skynet Courier (Joshua du Plessis)
Parcel collection and delivery at 11 DS Botha Street.
Lulu Catering Co.
Catering services operating from 42 Main Road. Get in touch for menus and bookings.
Beauty & Hair
Pamper yourself — from facials and massages to custom fragrances, the village has you covered.
Restore Health (Elizabeth)
Facials, massages, waxing, and Nimue skincare. Based at Lady Grace Guesthouse.
Relax Salon
Full salon services. Located at Fiore Garden Centre.
The Earthy Inn Spa (Colette)
A beautifully curated space for treatments and pampering.
Shaheema's Salon
Nails and foot massages.
Look Alive Salon
Hair, nails, and massages on Main Road.
Hair by Joe
Hairdresser next to Pure Cafe.
Perfect Profile (Simoney)
Beauty treatments. Located behind Greyton Country Estates.
Carin's Hair Care
Hair salon next to GreytPrint on Main Road.
Ann Aesthetics
Professional aesthetic and beauty treatments by Annika Marais, based at 52 Oak Street. Email for the treatment menu and to book.
Yves Authentics
Bespoke fragrances, artisan gifts, and fabrics.
Wellness & Fitness
Stay active and centred — the village has a thriving wellness scene with options for every pace.
The Bar Gym
R300/month or R50/day. Personal training available with JP.
FitStop Gym
R500/month or R180/day. Run by Ruan Lahmor. Access via GreytPrint (R100 key fee).
Beccy — Pilates
Group classes Mon 5:15pm & Wed 8:15am at the Anglican Church. Private sessions also available.
Karen — Pilates
Tue & Fri 8:30am. Initial assessment required before joining.
Tina — Yoga
Mon & Thu 7:30am, beginner sessions at 10am. Anglican Church Hall.
Beverley — Yoga
Wed & Fri 8:30am at 21 Main Road.
Amandari Yoga Shala
A dedicated yoga practice space with classes for all levels in a calm, welcoming setting. Email Maja to find out about the current schedule.
Beccy — TRE Therapy
Trauma and tension release exercise sessions.
Kate Louise Ramsay — Osteopath & Massage
Osteopathic treatment and therapeutic massage.
High Hopes — Reiki & Massage
Reiki healing and relaxation massage.
Caledon Hot Baths
Only 35 minutes from Greyton, Caledon's natural hot mineral springs make for an excellent day trip. The pools are managed by Tsogo Sun — book ahead for weekends as it gets busy.
Alex Sleenhof — Bootcamp
Outdoor fitness Mon/Wed/Fri 7–8am.
TeeJay — Personal Training
One-on-one personal training sessions.
JP — Personal Training
Personal training and gym access at The Bar Gym.
Cole Brooks — Boxing
Boxing training and fitness classes.
Savannah — Dance Classes
Adult dance classes Tuesdays 5–6pm at the DRC Hall.
Hiking Club
Greyton sits at the foot of the Riviersonderend mountains, with world-class hiking on your doorstep. Three weekly group hikes — no membership needed, just pitch up.
Monday Ramble
Easy 2-hour walk. Meet 8:00am opposite the Saturday Market area. A gentle start to the week.
Thursday Hike
Moderate 3–4 hour hike. Meet 7:59am at the Post House (coffee from 7:30am). Good fitness required.
Sunday Hike
Longer 2–4 hour hike for stronger walkers. Meet 7:29am at Greyton Lodge. Bring water and snacks.
Sports Clubs & Outdoor Groups
Greyton punches well above its weight for outdoor sport. Whether you prefer two wheels, trail shoes, or a bowl, there's a club for you.
Greyton MTB Club
An active mountain biking community with regular group rides through the Riviersonderend mountains and surrounding trails. Based at 18 West Street — get in touch to find out about upcoming rides, trail days, and how to get involved.
Greyton Trail Running Society
Regular group trail runs for all fitness levels in the mountains above Greyton. A great way to explore the trails, meet the community, and push yourself on some seriously scenic routes. Email to get added to the group.
Greyton Bowling Club
The Greyton Bowling Club on Van Schalkwyk Street is a proud village institution. Social bowls, league play, and a warm welcome for newcomers — you don't need to be a retiree to enjoy a game.
Childcare & Schools
Greyton has a good selection of schooling options from pre-primary through primary, plus trusted babysitters.
Gemma — Babysitting & House Sitting
R200/day for house & pet sitting, R50/day for babysitting.
Isabel Kinkadi
Babysitting, pet sitting, and dog walking.
Teacher Cisca
Experienced childminder with great energy around kids.
Greyton House Village School
Independent village school. Principal: Johan Moolman.
Cottage School (Waldorf)
Waldorf-inspired education. Contact Cheryl for details.
Laerskool Uitkyk Primary
Well-regarded public primary school. Principal: Mr Grant Williams.
Kids' Activities
After-school and weekend activities to keep the young ones busy.
PE & Fitness — Alex Sleenhof
Mondays at the tennis courts. Older kids 2:30–3:30pm, younger kids 3:30–4:30pm.
Swans Dance Academy — Ballet
Ballet classes on Mondays.
Swimming Lessons — Alex Sleenhof
Thursdays at 4 Justice Street. R70 per lesson.
Soccer — Trevor Kramer
Wednesdays 3:30pm on the Uitkyk School field.
Shopping & Galleries
Greyton punches well above its weight for a village this size — original art, handcrafted chocolates, boutique gifts, and thrift finds.
Greyton Supermarket & Hardware
The village's main one-stop shop at 43 Main Road — groceries, fresh produce, and a solid hardware section all under one roof.
OK MiniMark
A convenient neighbourhood supermarket on Oak Street, well stocked for everyday needs.
Zippy's Convenience Store
Quick-stop convenience store at 44 Main Road — good for top-ups, snacks, and the essentials when everything else is closed.
Greyton Trading Post
A proper general trading store at 34 Main Road with provisions, hardware, and a bit of everything.
Mulberry (Nikki)
Curated gifts and homewares.
Yves Boutique Perfumery
Custom-blended fragrances and artisan gifts.
The Beautiful Gift Store (Chelle)
Thoughtfully selected gifts and local crafts.
Ribbons & Roses
A sweet little shop at 41 Main Road for gifts, fresh flowers, and decorative touches — perfect for when you need something beautiful at short notice.
Agussi Leather
Handcrafted leather bags, wallets, and accessories at 36 Main Road. Quality you can feel — made to last.
Earthcrop Natural Beauty Products
South African-made natural skincare using plant-based, locally sourced ingredients. A clean alternative for conscious shoppers.
Country Gardens
A well-stocked garden centre and nursery at 21 Main Road, run by Monique. Plants, seeds, pots, and gardening supplies — good advice included.
David Kuijers Gallery
Contemporary art gallery opposite the OK Minimarket.
Alida Bothma Art
Original paintings and artwork by Greyton artist Alida Bothma, shown from her studio at 7 Vigne Lane. Contact Alida to arrange a visit or enquire about available works.
Art of Compassion Gallery (Nicola)
Art with heart — a gallery supporting animal welfare.
Scarlett Gallery (Mike)
Art gallery in the courtyard on DS Botha Street, between Oak and Vigne.
Gabby Van Heerden Creative Space
Artist studio and gallery in the DS Botha Street courtyard.
Maånskyñ — Deli & Gifts
Artisan food, cakes, deli treats, and curated gifts.
Von Guseau Chocolates (Richard)
Handcrafted chocolates in the DS Botha Street courtyard.
Dolce Foods
Specialty food products available from the Village Business Centre at 42 Main Road.
Blaauwbank Slaghuis
Farm butchery at Blaauwbank Plaas — free-range, locally reared meat. Well worth the short drive for a proper cut.
Once More, With Feeling!
Upscale thrift store with curated second-hand finds. Run by Jill.
Willow and Bailey
Boutique shopping in the village.
Restaurants & Cafes
Greyton's food scene ranges from farm-to-table bistros and craft breweries to cosy cafes and family-friendly spots with play areas.
Pure Cafe Greyton
Vegetarian and vegan meals, free-range eggs, and exceptional coffee.
Soa se Koffie
Local legend Soa Delport serves exceptional coffee from her trailer parked at 39 Main Road during the week and at the Saturday Market on weekend mornings. Get there early — the queue speaks for itself.
Maånskyñ
Deli counter, home-baked goods, and Truth coffee. A village favourite.
Vanilla Cafe Greyton
Great vegan options, gifts, and a kids' play area with a pool in summer.
Via's Eatery & Roastery
In-house roasted coffee, burgers, and wholesome meals.
Fiore Garden Centre & Restaurant
Pizza, breakfast, and a playground for kids. A great family stop.
Hemel Beer Garden & Restaurant
Burgers and relaxed beer garden dining. Run by Marthie Hanekom.
The Old Potter's Brewery
Craft brewery with pizza, burgers, and a pub menu. Wednesday happy hour 5–6pm. Pub quiz Thursdays at 6:30pm.
Oak & Vigne
Burgers, schnitzels, pizza, and a kids' play area. Reliable family dining.
Laidback @ Oak & Vigne
The relaxed, unhurried corner of the Oak & Vigne courtyard — grab a drink, settle in, and let the afternoon disappear. Run by Jannie Seger on DS Botha Street.
Central Bar
An easy-going village bar in the Village Business Centre on Main Road. No fuss — just cold drinks and good company.
Abbey Rose
Fine dining in an intimate setting.
The Post House
Coffee, cocktails, and pastries. The best sundowner spot in town.
1854 Pub
Live music every weekend, burgers, tomahawk steaks, and open mic nights on Wednesdays.
Ruperts Bistro
Relaxed bistro-style lunch. Wood-fired pizza a speciality.
Hemelsbreed Pop-Up Lunches
Estelle's occasional pop-up lunches on the scenic R406 towards Riviersonderend are a genuine Greyton treat — beautiful farm setting, seasonal food, and the kind of afternoon you don't plan to leave. Get on the mailing list.
Driefontein Farm Restaurant & 254 Catering
A working farm restaurant on Krige Road near the N2, offering farm-to-table meals and a proper country setting. The catering arm handles private events and functions.
Lucy Blu
Restaurant and pizza at 30 Main Road. Women-owned and LGBTQ+ friendly.
Wineries & Wine Estates
Greyton and its surrounds are quietly becoming one of the Overberg's most exciting wine destinations — cool-climate vineyards, a craft distillery, and an excellent in-village bottle store.
Lismore Estate Vineyards
Californian winemaker Samantha O'Keefe planted her vines at 300 metres in the Greyton foothills and has quietly built one of the Overberg's most celebrated estates. Cool-climate whites and reds of real finesse. Tasting room at 13 DS Botha Street.
Delphin Wines
Boutique estate wines crafted on Heuningkloof Estate just outside Greyton. Small production, close attention to terroir.
Swallow Hill Vineyard & Winery
A family-run vineyard on Krige Road producing small batches of estate wine. An emerging name in the Greyton wine scene worth watching.
Spirits of Greyton
Greyton's own craft distillery at 10 High Street. Locally made spirits — a welcome addition to the village's artisan food and drink offering. Email to find out about tastings.
Village Vinos Greyton
Greyton's dedicated wine bar and bottle store at 32 Main Road — the best place in the village to explore local and regional wines without leaving the Main Road.
Things to Do & Weekly Events
Greyton has a buzzing social calendar for a small village. Here's what happens on a regular basis.
Pizza Nights at Maånskyñ
Authentic Neapolitan pizza every Friday and Saturday evening.
Pub Quiz at Old Potter's
Monthly quiz night — check with Tommy for the next date.
Wednesday Happy Hour — Old Potter's
Half-price beer and wine every Wednesday 6–7pm.
Open Mic Night at 1854
Wednesday evenings — all musicians and performers welcome.
Live Music Weekends at 1854
Live music every Friday and Saturday. Contact Mornay for the lineup.
Events & Festivals
Greyton hosts some of the Overberg's most celebrated annual events and festivals — intimate enough to feel like a village party, big enough to draw visitors from across the country. Dates below are for 2026.
Fools & Fans — Beer Festival
Greyton's beloved craft beer festival is the perfect excuse to spend a long weekend on the village green. Local and regional breweries pour their finest alongside live music, lawn games, and enough banter to last until Monday. An annual event and festival that kicks off the Greyton social calendar in fine style — and one that rewards arriving on Friday.
Greyton Fire+Wine
Two winter nights, one unforgettable annual event. Fire+Wine pairs the heat of open flames — fire pits, braais, flaming installations — with the cool elegance of Overberg wines. It's a festival like nothing else in the country: smoky, convivial, and steeped in that particular Greyton magic that turns a cold July night into something you'll talk about for years.
Greyton Wine Weekend
Spring arrives in Greyton in full colour, and what better way to celebrate than with a weekend dedicated to the wines of the Overberg? This annual festival gathers producers from across the region for tastings, cellar talks, and long, unhurried afternoons under the oaks. A civilised and deeply enjoyable event for anyone who takes their wine seriously — or just wants a very good excuse to visit Greyton in November.
Village Markets
Two weekly markets bring the community together — the Saturday Market is an unmissable Greyton institution.
Saturday Market
Main Road near the tennis courts. Fresh produce, artisan crafts, specialty coffee, pancakes, samoosas, and more. A weekend highlight — don't miss it.
Wednesday Market
Held in the courtyard at Pure Cafe. Local produce from Marshall, artisan breads from John the Village Baker (cash only), and Alex's samoosas.
Greyton Art Market
A periodic outdoor market celebrating the work of Greyton's thriving arts community — paintings, photography, ceramics, textiles, and handmade crafts from local makers. Contact Penny to find out about upcoming dates.
Community Organisations & Conservation
Greyton has a long tradition of community action — from rewilding the mountains to supporting education, animal welfare, and sport. Many of these organisations welcome volunteers and donations.
Wild Restoration
A non-profit doing vital and visible work in the mountains surrounding Greyton — clearing alien vegetation, rewilding habitats, and creating meaningful opportunities for local people to connect with nature. Volunteers are always needed and warmly welcomed.
Greyton Conservation Society
Conserving Greyton's natural and built heritage since 1978. Manages the Greyton Nature Reserve (~2,200 ha), runs the Saturday Morning Market, coordinates the Baboon Program, and organises community hikes (Mon 09h00, Thu & Sun 07h30). Become a member via the website.
Greyton Volunteer Firefighters
Dedicated volunteers protecting Greyton and the Valley of Grace through rapid wildfire and structural fire response. Community-funded — donate via SnapScan or EFT (FNB 63131550287, branch 200212). NPC 2024/486379/08.
Greyton Red Cross Society
Alleviating human suffering and promoting health and wellness in Greyton for over 25 years. Runs after-school programmes, home-based care, health clinics, first aid training, disaster response, and a charity shop at 11 Pointer Street.
Mind Over Matter
An NPO daycare centre for mentally and physically disabled adults aged 18-60 in Genadendal. Provides daily supervision, nutritious meals, craft programmes, vegetable gardening, basic literacy classes, and a community feeding scheme. Located at 2 Hartzenberg Avenue, Genadendal.
Valley Food Gardens
Tackling food insecurity by helping community members grow their own vegetable gardens across the valley. An initiative of Greyton Transition Town NPO (103-944). Runs community kitchens, permaculture workshops, and sells veggie boxes at RAW wholefood store. NPO 103-944.
Greyton Genadendal Education Fund
Providing bursaries and mentoring to disadvantaged learners from the Greyton-Genadendal Valley since 2010. Supports 35 school bursaries per year at Emil Weder High School and university students. Pass rates more than double the national average. R6,000 sponsors one first-year university student for a full year.
Greyton House Bursary Fund
Providing access to Greyton House Village School for children who cannot afford fees. Funded primarily through the annual Greyton Mountain Marathon — a 2-day stage race along the Riviersonderend Mountains with all proceeds going to bursaries.
Greyton Roses FC
Community football club competing in the SAFA Overberg Hollywood Bets Regional League. A rallying point for community pride and sport in the valley. The club needs kit, boots, equipment, and transport funding for away fixtures.