Moya Manzi Beach House is situated on the beautiful east coast at Paradise Beach, near to Jeffrey's Bay. The architect designed open-plan home offers uninterrupted panoramic ocean and beach views as you relax in the luxurious comfort of this 4 star establishment. Moya Manzi Guest House is situated in a cul-de-sac in a quiet residential area on the beach. The guest house offers a swimming pool, jacuzzi, landscaped garden and patios where you can relax and take in the breathtaking views. We have three spacious and luxurious double guest rooms all with bathrooms-en-suite. Two suites have deluxe King size extra length beds and the third an extra length Queen size bed with 100% percale cotton linen. All suites boast patios with 180° panoramic sea views and sliding glass doors to patios.. Each suite is equipped with a hospitality tray for tea and coffee making facilities, a bar fridge, laptop safe and hairdryer. We serve a Continental breakfast in our sun filled breakfast room overlooking the pool, beach and ocean. Weather permitting, breakfast is served al fresco on the patio for you to take in the splendour of Paradise Beach. Tea and Coffee making facilities are available throughout the day in the breakfast room. The expansive wooden sundeck is the ideal hideout for the sun-worshipper wanting to brush up on a beautiful African tan or just laze in the swimming pool and take in the spectacular sea view. Paradise Beach is a suburb of Jeffery's Bay, situated next to Aston Bay, tucked into the southern coastline of South Africa, only 7 kms west of Jeffrey's Bay and 7 kms east of St Francis Bay in the Eastern Cape. Paradise Beach is surrounded by nature reserves and estuaries and boasts long stretches of untouched sandy beaches. Because of his wide and uncrowded beach, it’s also a paradise for windsurfers and kite-boarders with good wind all year round. A not-yet-discovered amazing wind- and Kite-surf Spot !!! Paradise Beach is one of the last coastal towns that promises a relaxing day on a pristine white beach. The name itself, explains it all… it really feels like paradise