Arniston Accommodation
Arniston Seaside Cottages
Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Arniston
Overberg / Whale Coast
Arniston Seaside Cottages provide self catering accommodation in Arniston on the Overberg / Whale Coast in the Western Cape. The picturesque fishing village of Arniston is a popular subject for artists and movie-makers. It is here that the southern right
Zuidste Gemak
Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Struisbaai
23km from Arniston
Zuidste Gemak is a front-row, self catering beachfront holiday home (accommodates up to 6 people) with uninterrupted ocean views, in Struisbaai near the southern-most tip of Africa, a mere two hours from Cape Town. Unwind with literally a few steps to the
The Boardwalk 6
Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Struisbaai
23km from Arniston
The Boardwalk 6 offers self catering apartment accommodation in Struisbaai (Struis Bay) near Cape Agulhas area in the Cape's Overberg / Whale Coast. This idyllic town is a mere two hour drive from Cape Town. The Boardwalk is a modern complex (sleeps 6) an
South Point Self Catering
Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Agulhas
28km from Arniston
South Point offers self catering apartment accommodation in L'Agulhas, in the Overberg / Whale Coast region of the Western Cape. South Point is a small, personal, 3 star graded, highly recommended group of 6 apartments, (sleeping options: 2 to 5 people).
The Southern Beach House
Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Suiderstrand
32km from Arniston
The Southern Beach House provides self catering accommodation in Suiderstrand near Cape Agulhas in the Overberg / Whale Coast region in the Western Cape. This self catering flat (sleeps 5) is situated in the tranquil little village of Suiderstrand...
Arniston
The tranquil fishing village with two names, Arniston is on the north-east of Cape Agulhas in Marcus Bay and known as one of the world's best hideaways. It was officially named Waenhuiskrans (wagon house cave) by early settlers after a nearby cavern large enough to house their wagons. This cave is easy to explore for sea treasures at low tide.
The village became unofficially known as "Arniston" after the nearby tragedy that sunk a British troopship of the same name. The village offers some wonderful opportunities to explore unusual rock formations and other examples of natural erosion.
Several of the beautifully restored, white-washed thatched cottages of Kassiesbaai, the oldest part of Arniston, were declared national monuments and the area is thus popular with artists and photographers. Remnants of prehistoric fish traps are visible along the coast and serve as memorials of a vanished people called strandlopers ("beach walkers").
Self catering accommodation in Arniston is very popular, with guests returning time after time. The tranquil setting is popular with local and overseas guests alike.
Arniston is flanked by two nature reserves - the well-known, ecologically important De Hoop Nature Reserve and the smaller De Mond Nature Reserve.
