Hello Home Struisbaai

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From R2000 per Unit

Capacity: 6 guests

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Hello Home Struisbaai is a charming holiday home located in the picturesque coastal town of Struisbaai, on the southernmost tip of Africa in the Western Cape province. Known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and tranquil atmosphere, it is a popular destination for nature lovers, beach enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful getaway.

Hello Home Struisbaai features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering comfortable accommodation for families or groups. The fully equipped kitchen includes an oven, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, and dishwasher, ensuring you have everything needed for a hassle-free stay. Indulge in modern comforts with Wi-Fi, DStv/Satellite TV, and a cosy sitting area perfect for relaxation.

This non-smoking home offers a tranquil garden view, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere. For your convenience, it’s thoughtfully equipped with an iron, ironing board, washing machine, and coffee/tea facilities, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable stay. Step outside to the patio with outdoor furniture and barbecue facilities, perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings. Guests can also enjoy the pool table. The garden offers a peaceful retreat, making Hello Home Struisbaai an ideal base for your coastal getaway.

Start your South African holiday in the charming town of Struisbaai, known for its picturesque fishing spots and a variety of beachside accommodation options. The town is famous for the whitewashed ‘Hotagterklip cottages’ at its entrance, restored national monuments that showcase its heritage. The stunning beaches stretch from Struisbaai to Arniston, attracting water sports enthusiasts for kayaking, small boats, and board and kite surfing. Langezandt Estate, a 93-hectare coastal development bordering the De Mond Nature Reserve, preserves the region's architectural heritage with houses designed to resemble fishermen’s cottages. Struisbaai also features a quirky harbour serving fishing and ski boats and the Anglican Church, a national monument often hosting weddings and local services.