Whimseagull offers self catering accommodation (sleeps 6) in Jacobs Bay, Cape West Coast. Come replenish your soul in a fully equipped holiday home in idyllic Jacobsbaai - as it is known locally. In a world where proper planning is valued, this is one occ …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Paradise Beach Apartments are self catering accommodation apartments in Langebaan on the Cape West Coast. There are 6 units to choose from. Wake up to the peaceful sounds of waves breaking and song of wild birds at Perle of Paradise Self Catering... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Anchor Bay, a home away from home, is a self-catering house (sleeps 7) located in the small lagoon town of Skiathos, Langebaan on the Cape West Coast. Anchor Bay is within walking distance of Club Mykonos, the beach and Laguna Mall. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
On the beach front, close to restaurants and shops, Greystones Beach House provides luxury self-catering accommodation for eight people. Ideally situated for watersports, bird life and wild flowers of Langebaan Lagoon. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Sandpipers offers wonderful self catering accommodation in Langebaan, Cape West Coast. Experience the splendor of Langebaan, situated 122km from Cape Town on the banks of the lagoon, alongside the West Coast National Park. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Glenfinnan Guest House provides bed and breakfast accommodation in Langebaan, Cape West Coast. Picturesque Langebaan... breath-taking... stunning panoramic sea, Bay and lagoon views of emerald green waters and pristine white sandy beaches. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
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... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Saldanha Harbour is one of the most significant maritime gateways on the Cape West Coast, located on the shores of the vast and sheltered Saldanha Bay. Renowned as one of the largest natural harbours in the world, it has played an important role in South Africa’s maritime, fishing and industrial history while remaining surrounded by some of the region’s most beautiful coastal scenery.
The harbour is best known for its role in the export of iron ore, with large vessels arriving from around the world to make use of its deep-water facilities. Beyond its industrial importance, Saldanha Bay remains a destination of natural wonder, with calm waters, rich marine life and spectacular ocean views. Visitors can enjoy boat cruises, fishing trips, kayaking and opportunities to spot dolphins, seals and seasonal whales.
The surrounding area offers many attractions, including the nearby West Coast National Park, Langebaan Lagoon and the charming fishing villages of Paternoster and St Helena Bay. The region is also famous for its spring wildflowers, which create a colourful spectacle across the landscape each year.
Combining maritime heritage with natural beauty, Saldanha Harbour provides a fascinating introduction to the character and contrasts of the Cape West Coast.