Albertinia is the epitome of country charm. Following the theme of several small towns in the Overberg region, Albertinia acquired its name from its most illustrious inhabitant at the time, Johannes Rudolph Albertyn.
Originally from the neighbouring town of Riversdale, Reverend Albertyn established the first Dutch Reformed Church of the town and consequently became its minister.
Albertinia is located at the base of the Langeberg Mountains and approximately 50 km from the coastal town of Mossel Bay. In addition to its religious roots, the town is equally surrounded by natural allure. Its primary organic attraction being the multi-purpose aloe.
The small town’s production of Aloe Ferox and Vera products are well-known throughout the country, and as an international export, globall...
A small town found on the panoramic Garden Route of the Western Cape bears the title: ‘Home of the Aloe’, its common name being that of ...
A giveaway clue to Albertinia’s fruitful land is its location. Found on the scenic and lush Garden Route of the Western Cape, Albertinia i...
Activities to be enjoyed in town, with its rolling hills and eye-catching natural beauty, are undoubtedly geared towards the outdoors. Hikin...