Clarens named after the village of Clarens in Switzerland where Paul Kruger spent his last days in voluntary exile, is on the Highlands route,40 kilometres from Bethlehem. A neat tarred road connects Clarens with Golden Gate and other towns further along the Highlands route.

Residential and commercial property is available in Clarens and farms offer good value for money. Find houses for sale in Clarens on SAHometraders. Vacant land is also available through Estate Agents that advertise properties in Clarens

Enjoy leisurely strolls
- Along a beautiful brook with tree-lined banks. In spring the bright green of
the trees is complimented by delicate pink blossoms which provide an unforgettable sight.
- Sporting facilities to be enjoyed are golf, squash, tennis, bowls and fly-fishing.

The Arts and crafts Route
- Which takes one to places with the most interesting names like Country Bumpkin, Something
Else, Twice as Nice and Sue's Zoo.
- The excavation sites create the impression of being in the erstwhile "Jurasic Era " Signage to the
various art galleries is as plenty as they are artful.
- Visit the Basotho blanket store on the outskirts of the town and learn all about this interesting
Basotho culture.
- The best way to appreciate the beautiful surroundings is by biking, hiking or climbing which
promises opportunities to admire the spectacular panoramas of the field flowers and game the
eland, black wildebeest and smaller antelope.

Bird watching
-The majestic black eagle, the magnificent lammergeyer and smaller pigeons
soaring and tumbling in the blue sky is sheer pleasure to observe, while
numerous water fowl can be seen in the many ponds, pans and dams

Annual events
A flea market and an art festival are held annually