Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Upmarket accommodation which consists of a main bedroom with a luxury double bed and french doors which open out to allow you to take in the view of mountains - second bedroom has two luxury single beds - all towels and linen is supplied - spacious full bathroom with shower, bath, toilet and basin - very well equipped and spacious open plan kitchen with breakfast nook - automatic washing machine and dishwasher - lovely dining area - comfortable lounge which opens out to a sheltered and secluded braai area - Dstv, Dvd and CD player - sparkling swimming pool - secure off street parking.
Front Garden and Pool Area
Lounge and Dining Area
Open Plan Kitchen and Breakfast Nook
Braai Area
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The Western Cape region
The Western Cape is one of the world's most spectacular holiday destinations. The scenic beauty, the climate, and the friendly people make a visit to the Cape a truly memorable one, for yound and old. With hot summers, and mild winters, the climate described as Mediterranean with average daily temperatures in summer of around 25C, while the winters, although the rainy season, will be around 15C.
The activities, tours and places of interest this region has to offer are fantastic, it has many world famous places of interest like Table Mountain and Cape Point, to which you will be equal distance from both locations and at the same distance to the Stellenbosch wine route. It's a golfer's paradise, a Mecca for surfers, delicious food and wine lovers, and for active sports enthusiasts - pure bliss!
Cape Town / Fish Hoek area
Fish Hoek is a quaint beach village with one of the most beautiful beaches, with golden sandy beaches lapped by clear waters of the Indian Ocean. There is something for everyone in Fish Hoek, from shopping to fishing, swimming and sunbathing on the expansive beach.
Fish Hoek beach is one of the safest in the Cape for bathing and bodyboarding and when the wind picks up, hobie cats and windsurfers take to the waves. From July to October whales come into the Fish Hoek Bay and loll around just metres from the shore in preparation for mating and giving birth. Huge schools of dolphins are also sometimes seen. Beautiful scenery, sun and sand will make a visit to this lovely little costal town an absolutely unforgettable experience.
How to get there
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