Every holiday starts with the perfect place to stay...Tortoise Trail lodge is in Langebaan and there is 8 rooms and two lounge/sitting areas. Also lots of wild life.
Situated on an enormous equestrian estate overlooking the north side of Saldanha Bay, privately owned Masada Guest House offers the greatest accommodation in Langebaan in a laid back country style atmosphere...
Step into tranquility, adjacent to a green area and with panoramic views of Langebaan Lagoon. We offer3 fully equipped luxurious double rooms and gourmet South African Breakfasts at affordable tariffs. Tour guide on site.Internet and fax available.
Sunbird View offers accommodation in the popular holiday town of Langebaan. There are 4 fully equipped self catering units situated on 3 levels with spectacular lagoon views.
3 on Elf is a 4 bedroom self catering house situated in the Langebaan Country Club right on the very popular Mashie Course. Only 2km away from the famous Langebaan Lagoon, restaurants and shops.
Kaliva 582 is a fully equipped four-sleeper self catering apartment in the lovely Club Mykonos Resort in Langebaan.
Located in the lovely Club Mykonos Resort on the West Coast, this freestanding house is perched on the hillside. The picturesque views from the balconies are stunning. Breathtaking and tranquil surroundings overlook the Harbour where yachts are...
El Sueno de Helena self catering house situated in Paradise Beach, Langebaan offers 3 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms. Very safe double security gated village with entire private beach only for residents.
Glenfinnan Guest House overlooks the town and lagoon of Langebaan, only an hour and a half from Cape Town
Our 4-Star Guest House Accommodation inLangebaan blends elegance with casual comfort
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Situated in the West Coast District Municipality in the Western Cape province of South Africa you will find the settlement of Hopefield. The town lies on the R27 road between Malmesbury and Vredenburg and is just east of Saldanha Bay and Langebaan. Hopefield is 40 km southeast of Vredenburg and 120 km north of Cape Town. Like a lot of settlements in the area, Hopefield has its roots in the Dutch Reformed Church. The Dutch Reformed congregation (Zoutrivier) was established December 1851 and the town was founded in 1852 on the farm Langekuil, it became a municipality in 1914. The town was named after the two people who laid it out, Major William Hope, the Auditor General, and a Mr Field.
Distances in this part of the country mean very little and the locations of the Air Force Base Langebaanweg which is 22km west from town, and the West Coast Fossil park which is 25km west of the town, fall within town limits.
In earlier years this own was considered the capital of the West Coast. With banks, filling stations and a variety of other shops and businesses. The only access to the towns of Vredenburg, Langebaan and Saldanha was through Hopefield. With the re-routing of the R27, which now passes the town on the outside and the construction of the R45 (West Coast Road) the infra structure of the down gradually shrunk.
The pre 1994 coloured area of the town is called Oudekraalfontein and according to the 2001 cencus had a population of 2903 people.
