Directory & Info

The Greyton Police Station on Main Road is now open Monday to Friday. You can report crimes, certify documents, and speak to the duty officer in person. Use 028 125 0010 — the Telkom landline is unreliable.

The nearest 24-hour police station covering the broader Greyton area.

Overberg District fire department. They coordinate dispatch of the local Greyton fire truck.

Village health centre in the Oude Pastorie on Main Road, across from Agrisell. Dr TJ van der Merwe and nursing sisters Jolande and Corne cover general consultations, emergency care, and coordination with district hospitals.

Direct line to Dr TJ outside clinic hours for urgent medical matters.

Nursing care provided in the home — contact for post-operative support, wound care, and chronic condition management.

The village pharmacy at 35 Main Road. For urgent needs outside trading hours, call 079 758 9483.

Full optometry services — eye tests, prescription glasses, and contact lenses — right on Main Road. Email to make an appointment.

Dr van Dorsten brings the healing power of plants to Greyton. Consultations in herbal medicine and complementary health at 57 Park Street.

Greyton-based doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine with extensive experience in electroacupuncture and holistic treatment. WhatsApp to make an appointment.

Gas installation and compliance for homes and businesses throughout the village.

Armed response and alarm monitoring for Greyton properties.

Pool care, garden maintenance, and general outdoor work. Also takes on ad-hoc garden jobs.

Professional garden design, maintenance, and irrigation.

Custom-designed, water-efficient irrigation systems using digital mapping. Installation, repairs, and seasonal maintenance. Works alongside your garden designer for a seamless result.

Gardening, odd jobs, and labour — also available for removals and light hauling.

Skip hire for building waste and rubble. Two sizes available — R400 per 3-day period.

Trusted local helper for moves, transport, and hauling jobs around the village.

Trailer available to hire — Victor for local deliveries, moves, and carting materials.

Repairs to washing machines and other domestic appliances.

Domestic and commercial electrical work. Happy to communicate via WhatsApp.

Electrical services covering residential and light commercial properties in Greyton.

Plumbing installations, repairs, and maintenance across the Greyton area.

Knowledgeable village plumber for general and emergency plumbing jobs.

Tiling with an eye for pattern and design, plus minor plumbing repairs.

Tiling for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces.

Experienced tiler known for precise, high-quality finishes.

Residential renovation and building projects across Greyton and surrounds.

New builds and renovation work in the village.

Reliable builder handling both renovations and new construction in the area.

Construction contractor team run by Craig and Morne Standaar.

Established local builders offering a full range of construction, renovation, and maintenance work at 53 Caledon Street.

Carpentry, joinery, and home improvement services from 9 Weder Street. Email for a quote.

Experienced home improvement team based in nearby Genadendal, serving the wider Greyton area.

Highly recommended all-round handyman for home repairs, fencing, damp assessment, drainage, and general maintenance work. Reliable and widely trusted in the village.

House cleaning services in Greyton.

Thatching services — contact Nigel King for quotes and bookings.

Tree felling and removal in Greyton and the surrounding area.

Stump grinding, tree felling, and removal. Visits Greyton periodically — call to find out when they're next in the village. Stump grinder tackles stumps below surface level with no digging required.

Blacksmith and steelwork — custom security bars, gates, and metalwork. Highly recommended by many Greyton residents. Based in the Genadendal area.

Irrigation and pool pump repairs and maintenance. Based in Kersiedorp, Genadendal. Former Marshall Pump Re-threaders technician with decades of experience. Trusted by many Greyton homeowners.

Painting services in Greyton and surrounds.

Chimney sweeping and cleaning. Visits Greyton from outside — worth grouping with neighbours to share the call-out. Around R850 per chimney. Provides a certificate suitable for insurers.

Building materials, hardware, locks, and ready-made keys at 20 San Lucia Road — also stocks gas cylinders (Afrox grey tanks) for purchase and swop. A useful stop for tradespeople and self-builders.

Property management and admin services based on DS Botha Street — a useful contact for absentee property owners in the Greyton area.

Safe removal and release of snakes found on your property.

Available for snake call-outs around Greyton and the surrounding area.

Handles snake and reptile call-outs with care for both animal and resident.

Call Andrew when baboons are causing damage or posing a risk — he coordinates the local management response.

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.

Wildlife rehabilitation and rescue. WhatsApp preferred.

Full veterinary hospital in Caledon — surgeries, diagnostics, and specialist care.

Vet branch serving Greyton — consultations, vaccinations, and routine procedures.

Caring for pets, dogs, and homes while you are away.

Trusted house and pet sitter available in Greyton and Caledon.

Regular dog walks around the village — contact David to arrange a schedule.

Dog grooming and parlour services, located behind Art of Compassion Gallery. Known for a calm, patient approach with all temperaments and breeds.

Phone to set up a regular collection — Monday pickups run alongside the municipal refuse round. Also delivers compost and topsoil, and handles rubble removal. No milk cartons or polystyrene accepted. Based in Genadendal, closed weekends.

The village refuse transfer station is closed on weekends — plan accordingly. Best access is from the end of Van Schalkwyk Street. Separate areas for general refuse and garden waste. The gate lock is sometimes not bolted after hours.

Skip hire for rubble and building waste. Two sizes available, R400 for 3 days.

The municipality provides one free septic pump-out per property per month. To book, contact the DS Botha Street municipal office at least three days before month-end, with your street address and the property owner's name. Call-outs booked on short notice may incur an additional fee.

Seasoned firewood, compost, and rubble removal — delivered around the village.

Horse manure available by the bakkie-load or trailer — great for enriching garden beds.

Firewood delivery around Greyton.

Firewood delivery in the village.

Firewood available for delivery locally.

Reliable shuttle service for airport runs, Cape Town trips, and hospital appointments.

Fibre-to-the-home via overhead poles. Available across most of the village. Choose any ISP — RSAWEB, Vox, Afrihost, and others.

Underground fibre network currently being rolled out across Greyton.

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.

Purified and filtered drinking water available on Main Road. Bring your own bottle for a refill, buy bottled water, or arrange home delivery.

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.

Greyton's bimonthly community newspaper, in print and online. Editor: Paula Ansley.

Fresh flowers and arrangements from a local farm.

Professional photography for events, portraits, and products.

Greyton-based photographer specialising in the landscapes, wildlife, and character of the Overberg. Contact Richard for prints, commissions, or event coverage.

Personal and business tax assistance.

Tax services at 39 Von Solms Street.

Parcel collection and delivery at 11 DS Botha Street.

Catering services operating from 42 Main Road. Get in touch for menus and bookings.

The village tourism office — a useful first port of call for accommodation referrals, local information, and visitor enquiries. Ask for Roslyn.

Mobile carpet and upholstery cleaning service that visits Greyton periodically. Cleans carpets, couches, mattresses, vehicle interiors, and curtains in situ. Phone to find out when they're next in the village.

Well-known piano tuner with over 30 years of experience — travels to Greyton. Tunes, services, and restores pianos. No travel fee. WhatsApp-friendly.

Laundry and carpet cleaning service run by Theresa. Located near Vilko on San Lucia Road. Highly recommended.

Professional laundry service at 21 Main Road, Unit E (between Rupert's and Abbey Rose). Everyday laundry, towels, duvet inners, lodge and Airbnb linen, sports gear, shoe cleaning, and steaming. Eco-friendly machines and detergents. Open Mon–Fri 9am–5pm.

Free delivery of gas cylinders to Greyton every Tuesday and Thursday. Exchanges 9kg, 12kg, 14kg, 19kg, and 48kg cylinders. Takes any brand of cylinder (not just Afrox). WhatsApp your order to 066 164 9520.

Shopping and delivery service from the OK store. Car and bicycle deliveries — approximately one hour from order to door. WhatsApp Caroline to place an order.

Beauty treatments including facials, massage, and waxing. Nimue skincare products used. Find Elizabeth at the Lady Grace Guesthouse.

Full salon services. Located at Fiore Garden Centre.

A tranquil treatment space for massages, facials, and full body care. One of the most serene spots in the village for proper pampering.

Nail treatments and restorative foot massages.

Hair, nails, and massages on Main Road.

Hair salon conveniently located next door to Pure Café on Main Road.

Beauty and aesthetic treatments. You'll find Perfect Profile next to Abbey Rose on Main Road.

Established hair salon on Main Road, next to GreytPrint.

Professional aesthetic and beauty treatments by Annika Marais, based at 52 Oak Street. Email for the treatment menu and to book.

Bespoke fragrances, artisan gifts, and fabrics.

Well-equipped gym with flexible membership. R300 per month or R50 per day. JP offers personal training and kids gym sessions — contact him for access and bookings.

Full gym membership at R500/month or R180 for a day pass. Collect access keys from GreytPrint (R100 deposit). Contact Ruan Lahmor to sign up.

Pilates classes at the Anglican Church — Mondays at 5:15pm and Wednesdays at 8:15am. One-on-one private sessions can also be arranged.

Pilates on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8:30am. A personal assessment is required before joining the class.

Hatha Yoga Mon & Thu 7:30am. Restorative Yoga Mon 9:30am. Integral Yoga Mon & Wed 5:15pm. Anglican Church Hall.

Wed & Fri 8:30am at 21 Main Road.

A dedicated yoga practice space with classes for all levels in a calm, welcoming setting. Email Maja to find out about the current schedule.

Yoga classes with Maya. Contact for schedule and details.

Trauma and tension release exercise sessions.

Osteopathic treatment and therapeutic massage.

Reiki healing and relaxation massage.

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.

Outdoor bootcamp sessions Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 7 to 8am.

Personalised training programmes tailored to your fitness goals.

Personal training at The Bar Gym — contact JP for sessions and gym access.

Boxing coaching and fitness conditioning with Cole.

Dance classes every Tuesday from 5 to 6pm at the DRC Hall. All welcome.

A relaxed 2-hour walk — easy pace, suitable for all ages. Meet at 8:00am opposite the market area on Main Road. Bring water and good spirits.

A solid 3 to 4-hour mountain hike for those with reasonable fitness. Meet outside the Post House at 7:59am — coffee is on from 7:30am. Bring water and snacks.

The most demanding of the three weekly hikes — 2 to 4 hours, suited to stronger walkers. Meet at Greyton Lodge at 7:29am. Good footwear, water, and snacks are essential.

Youth soccer, Wednesdays at 3:30pm on the Uitkyk School field.

An active mountain biking community with regular group rides through the Riviersonderend mountains and surrounding trails. All ages welcome, including younger riders. Based at 18 West Street — get in touch to find out about upcoming rides, trail days, and how to get involved.

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.

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. Contact Cecil Fogwell.

Greyton boules. Contact Leon Swart to find out about games and meeting times.

Village croquet. Contact Nick Downing for times and location.

Contact Rob Westgarth-Taylor for golf in and around Greyton.

Guided trail rides through the Greyton countryside. Six trails with 2, 3, and 4-hour options available. Suitable for all experience levels, beginners included.

Tennis courts opposite the DRC Church on Main Road. Courts are usually open to the public — keys available from the OK Supermarket. Kids and children welcome. Contact Ronnie Morrison for coaching, or Rob Westgarth-Taylor for club info.

Ladies table tennis group at the Country Village Clubhouse. All ages welcome. R25/month — WhatsApp Moira with your preferred morning, afternoon, or evening time.

Greyton's outdoor adventure base, retail shop, and café at 29 Main Road. Stop in for locally roasted coffee, snacks, and local products — or browse the range of MTB essentials, hiking gear, and adventure equipment. The team also arranges mountain biking, hiking, trail running, gravel riding, and private flight excursions, and offers bike and gear hire. A natural first stop whether you're gearing up for the mountains or just want a good coffee.

R200/day for house and pet sitting, R50/day for babysitting.

Babysitting, pet sitting, and dog walking.

Experienced childminder, well-loved for her energy and warmth with little ones.

Independent village primary school. Principal: Johan Moolman.

Waldorf-inspired school at Uitkyk Hub on Park Street. Preschool with Ashleigh plus 3 grades of junior school. Contact Linda Bartholomew or Cheryl for enrolment.

Public primary school. Principal: Mr Grant Williams.

Mondays at the tennis courts. Older kids 2:30–3:30pm, younger kids 3:30–4:30pm.

Ballet and acro dancing for young dancers. Contact Jessica Buss for class times.

Swimming lessons for kids, Thursdays at 4 Justice Street. R70 per lesson.

Drama classes building creativity, confidence, and stage skills. Contact Francine for term dates.

Trail riding for all ages, six routes with 2, 3, and 4-hour options. Contact Pier to book.

Art classes at the DS Botha Street courtyard. WhatsApp Gabby for current programme.

Kids gym and fitness training with JP at The Bar Gym.

Sewing lessons with Cheryl — contact her for current availability.

Maths tutoring at her home on Oak Street. R300 per lesson (1 student), R250 each (2 students, same grade), R200 each (3 students, same grade).

Ballet classes for kids on Tuesdays. Contact Jana for times and details.

Jiu-jitsu classes on Tuesdays with mixed martial arts champion and coach Robin Felton.

Kinship youth programme with Josh. Contact for current schedule.

Friday fun activities for kids with Odette. Contact for details.

The village's main one-stop shop at 43 Main Road — groceries, fresh produce, and a solid hardware section all under one roof. Stocks locks, ready-made keys, and gas cylinders for purchase and swop.

A convenient neighbourhood supermarket on Oak Street, well stocked for everyday needs.

Quick-stop convenience store at 44 Main Road — good for top-ups, snacks, and the essentials when everything else is closed.

Curated gifts and homewares.

Custom-blended fragrances and artisan gifts.

Thoughtfully selected gifts and local crafts.

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.

Handcrafted leather bags, wallets, and accessories at 36 Main Road. Quality you can feel — made to last.

South African-made natural skincare using plant-based, locally sourced ingredients. A clean alternative for conscious shoppers.

A well-stocked garden centre and nursery at 21 Main Road, run by Monique. Plants, seeds, pots, and gardening supplies — good advice included.

Contemporary art gallery opposite the OK Minimarket.

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 with heart — a gallery supporting animal welfare.

Art gallery in the courtyard on DS Botha Street, between Oak and Vigne.

Artist studio and gallery in the DS Botha Street courtyard. Adult and youth art classes also run from here — WhatsApp Gabby for the current schedule.

Artisan food, cakes, deli treats, and curated gifts.

Handcrafted chocolates in the DS Botha Street courtyard.

Specialty food products available from the Village Business Centre at 42 Main Road.

Organic produce, fresh vegetables, plants, and wholefood products. Open Fridays 9am–1pm from the container behind the FNB ATM, next to the bottle store. Marshall also runs the Valley Food Gardens project and community food initiatives in the valley.

Christian youth and community ministry with a permanent home on Main Road. Runs community events, evening services, and youth programmes.

Farm butchery at Blaauwbank Plaas — free-range, locally reared meat. Well worth the short drive for a proper cut. Delivers to Greyton on Fridays.

Upscale thrift store with curated second-hand finds. Run by Jill.

Boutique shopping in the village.

Local jewellery repairs and restoration — bring in pieces that need fixing or refreshing. WhatsApp or call.

Vegetarian and vegan meals, free-range eggs, and exceptional coffee.

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.

Deli counter, home-baked goods, and Truth coffee. A village favourite.

Great vegan options, gifts, a play area, and a pool open to patrons in summer. Also stocks quality raw pet food.

In-house roasted coffee, burgers, and wholesome meals.

Pizza, breakfast, and a playground for kids. A great family stop.

Burgers and relaxed beer garden dining. Run by Marthie Hanekom.

Craft brewery with pizza, burgers, and a pub menu. Wednesday happy hour 5–6pm. Pub quiz Thursdays at 6:30pm.

Burgers, schnitzels, pizza, and a kids' play area. Reliable family dining.

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.

An easy-going village bar in the Village Business Centre on Main Road. No fuss — just cold drinks and good company.

Fine dining in an intimate setting.

Coffee, cocktails, and pastries. The best sundowner spot in town.

Live music every Saturday night, burgers, tomahawk steaks, and open mic nights on Wednesdays.

Relaxed bistro-style lunch. Wood-fired pizza a speciality.

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.

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.

Restaurant and pizza at 30 Main Road. Women-owned and LGBTQ+ friendly.

Fresh fish and chips on Main Road, next to GAWS. Opened early 2026 and quickly earned a loyal following. Open Sundays.

Bicycle delivery of takeaways from restaurants in Greyton. WhatsApp Giles with your order.

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.

Boutique estate wines crafted on Heuningkloof Estate just outside Greyton. Small production, close attention to terroir.

A family-run vineyard on Krige Road producing small batches of estate wine. An emerging name in the Greyton wine scene worth watching.

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.

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.

Greyton's wine community — regular tastings and organisers of the village's major wine events: Fire+Wine (25–26 July), Garden of Bubbles (25 Oct), and Wine Weekend (7–8 Nov). Follow @greytonwineclub for updates.

Wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza on Friday and Saturday nights. Popular — worth arriving early.

A monthly quiz night — contact Tommy to find out when the next one is on.

Half-price beers and wine at the brewery every Wednesday from 6 to 7pm.

Open to all performers — bring your instrument or just your voice. Every Wednesday evening.

Live music every Saturday night at 1854. Call Mornay to find out who's on.

Weekly knitting and crochet group meeting at Greyt Oak Centre. All skill levels welcome.

Monthly catch-up for freelancers and remote workers at Pure Café. WhatsApp Les to get on the list.

Fortnightly 5km run starting from Old Potters, 16 Main Road. Contact Jason.

Village croquet. Contact Graham for times and location.

Social bowls at the Greyton Bowling Club. Call or WhatsApp Penny to find out when the next session is.

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.

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.

A sparkling wine celebration in the gardens of Greyton. Organised by the Greyton Wine Club — contact 072 835 8768 or wineclub@greytontourism.com for tickets and details.

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.

Held on Main Road near the tennis courts every Saturday morning. Expect fresh local produce, handmade crafts, speciality coffee, pancakes, samoosas, rotis, and plenty of friendly faces. One of the best reasons to visit Greyton on a weekend.

Smaller weekday market at Greyt Oak Centre. Marshall brings fresh local produce, John the Village Baker has his artisan breads (cash only), and Alex has samoosas. A quieter alternative to Saturday — with just as much flavour.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Community football club competing in the SAFA Overberg Hollywood Bets Regional League. Contact Trevor Kramer or Adam Kramer. A rallying point for community pride and sport in the valley. The club needs kit, boots, equipment, and transport funding for away fixtures.

Community feeding project run by Melody Graham, providing regular meals to those in need in Heuwelkroon, Bosmanskloof, and surrounding areas. Based at Three Willows, 1 Buitekant Street. Contact Melody to donate or get involved.

The village neighbourhood watch and community safety organisation. Works closely with the Greyton SAPS station and APS Security. Support them via EFT to FNB account 62019350149 (use your name as reference).