The Waterfront is a luxury 5-star, four bedroomed, self-catering, air-conditioned guest house, on the waterfront, at Port Owen Marina on the Cape West Coast. 90 Minutes drive from Cape Town and situated in a world-renowned marine wetland... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
JubelnJuig provides a self catering flatlet in Dwarskersbos, Cape West Coast. Jubel n Juig self-catering unit is a special place of relaxation. This 68m² unit is part of my home and barely 200m from the Dwarskersbos beach. Our luxurious self-catering …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
The Lazy Daisies provides self catering accommodation in St Helena Bay on the Cape West Coast. From it's lofty position on top of the hill on the peninsula, The Lazy Daisies affords you the unique opportunity to enjoy both the sunrise and the sunset... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
2 on Linaria in Britannia Bay is a 4 bedroomed house (sleeps 10) is situated across the road from the beach with beautiful sea views. This is the perfect home for family getaways or just a breakaway. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Set on the northern point of Britannia Bay and less than 50m from the curling waves, Mangochi is a typical West Coast timber beach house - that rare breed of place where crayfish diving, mussel hunting and fishing is the order of the day. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Exquisite & Unique Self-catering Accommodation. Come and experience the West Coast at its best. Located in the picturesque seaside village of Britannia Bay... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Coen's Place is a self-catering home that is located on the "absolute" beachfront in the town of Britannia Bay, St Helena Bay, Cape West Coast. This is a large family home with no frill or fuss, spacious living areas for family and friends enjoying... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Seagulls Nest is a wonderful self catering apartment situated in the Cape St Martin Private Nature Reserve on the outskirts of St Helena Bay on the Cape's West Coast. The apartment is situated on the first floor with 2 bedrooms (sleeps 4). …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Just 90 minutes from Cape Town, on Route 27, the little village of Velddrif lies at the mouth of the Berg River in an area popular for its fishing, bird life and wild flowers. Part of the Crayfish Route, Velddrif is well-known for its seafood delicacies - particularly Bokkoms (dried fish), a West Coast treat prepared and dried on the banks of the Berg River.
Fishing and salt are Velddrif's main industries and one can attend organised tours of the salt factory. The Velddrif Bridge is always a welcoming sight as flocks of flamingos and pelicans use it as a base. The Berg River estuary is home to a huge variety of water birds including the little Blue Heron and otters and water mongoose are a common sight.
Nearby attractions include the Cape Columbine Lighthouse, named after the 1829 shipwreck, the West Coast National Park and West Coast Fossil Park, Langebaan Lagoon and the Velddrif and Rocherpan Nature Reserves, which support over 190 different bird species.
Velddrif, situated on the Cape West Coast, offers a variety of activities and sights to explore.
Here are five things you can do or see in Velddrif:
1. Bird Watching at Rocherpan Nature Reserve: Rocherpan Nature Reserve, located near Velddrif, is a haven for bird enthusiasts. You can spot a wide range of bird species here, especially during the summer months when migratory birds visit the area.
2. Boat Cruises on the Berg River: Velddrif is known for its picturesque location along the Berg River Estuary. Taking a boat cruise along the river allows you to admire the scenic beauty and observe birdlife and marine creatures along the way.
3. Bokkom Avenue: This unique street in Velddrif is famous for its traditional bokkoms, a local delicacy of salted and dried fish. You can explore shops and stalls selling bokkoms and other seafood products, offering a taste of the region's culinary delights.
4. Fishing and Water Sports: The Berg River and the nearby Atlantic Ocean provide excellent opportunities for fishing and water sports such as kayaking and windsurfing. Many visitors enjoy spending time on the water, whether for relaxation or active pursuits.
5. Cultural and Historical Exploration: Explore the history of Velddrif by visiting local museums and heritage sites. Learn about the area's fishing traditions, cultural heritage, and its importance as a coastal settlement.
These activities offer a glimpse into the natural beauty, cultural richness, and recreational opportunities that Velddrif and its surroundings have to offer.