Anyone wishing to stay in Kaposfő may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Reformed Church of Kaposfő and the chestnut avenue leading to it are protected at the local level. The present-day church in Kaposfő is dedicated to Saint Vendel; 1873 is given as the relevant year. It was most recently renovated in 2019 as part of the Magyar falu programme, and the congregation uses the church from Easter until Advent.
The local club scene includes the Kaposfői Lovassport és Kulturális Egyesület. The association has a covered riding arena and adopted its association form in 2004 in order to meet the needs of people interested in horse riding in the region. In Kaposfő, it is located on the border of the Boronka Valley and the Zselic Landscape Protection Area.
Nature
The Pati-erdő Natura 2000 site covers 72.49 hectares within Kaposfő.
History
Kaposfő was mentioned in earlier documents under the name Szomajom. In the 18th century, German settlers were brought to the region around Kaposfő. At the end of the 19th century, two-thirds of the population of Kaposfő was of German origin.
