BOSDUIFKLIP RESTAURANT
Seafood Restaurant
in Lamberts Bay, Cape West Coast,
Western Cape, South Africa
Bosduifklip Open Air Restaurant , a rustic rock restaurant, situated 4 km
outside Lambertsbay, is a very unique wedding venue and an excellent spot for
veld-dining along the West Coast.
Here, along the old winding road in the heart of the Sandveld, surrounded by
ancient rock formations and concave cliffs - the whole caboodle - Bride and
Bridegroom, Mums and Dads, Grannies and kids, neighbours and friends, can linger
undisturbed, relax and experience a way of life long lost in other places.
Sandveld-and seafood: crayfish and mussels, snoek and sweet potato, lamb on
spit, salads, bread, jams and sweet dumplings-take your pick from the wide
variety offered to you-then wash is all down with steaming coffee.
Apart from the above we offer the bridal couple a private wedding ceremony in
the roofed area of the restaurant. The roofed area also nestles against the high
ancient rock formations and was built over the original kraal walls.
Dine under the starlit sky and be encircled by illuminated rock-formations and
views that will set your heart ablaze.
We have 2 dance open air dance floors where the wedding couple and guests can
dance under the stars .
Bosduifklip can cater for a maximum of 170 guests and a minimum of 40. The
wedding can take place in the roofed area or the open air part depending on the
time of the year and the bridal couples personal taste.
We can give advice on the following:
Décor consultants
Photographers
Videographers
Hair and make-up consultants
Dj's
We are fully licensed.
Wine and sparkling wine - R20.00p. bottle cork fee should you provide your own.
Cash/open bar
No venue hire charged
Kobus and Aletta Engelbrecht opened Bosduifklip Restaurant in1991 and have
,together with their dedicated staff, all the experience to ensure that you can
have a dream wedding at our very special truly "one of its kind " restaurant.
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