Kapensis Guesthouse

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à partir de R850 PP

Capacité: 20 clients

Taux de Satisfaction: 10/10

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Kapensis Guesthouse has a magnificent setting in the heart of the Cape's uniquely rich fynbos region.

We provide breathtaking mountain and distant sea views from the comfort at our 8.5 hectare fynbos farm on the outskirts of Pringle Bay. All rooms open on the inside to the courtyard, overlooking the swimming pool.
On the outsides the rooms have mountains and distant sea views.

We have eight spacious and elegantly decorated suites with a touch of African style. Equipped with all kinds of conveniences such as our large swimming pool. The choice is yours: 4 comfort rooms and 2 superior rooms with open plan bathroom and 2 family rooms with an extra bedroom and closed bathroom.
Affordable luxury in a quiet, inspiring environment just as you would expect from a four-star establishment.

Situated on the Atlantic Ocean side of the Cape Peninsula, Pringle Bay is an unique and charming small coastal village nestled at the foot of the legendary Hangklip Mountain. This exotic stretch of coastline is situated in a World Biosphere Reserve. (UNESCO) The Reserve area has recently (March 2006) been extended- and now virtually encircles Pringle Bay. The whole area teems with wildlife and exquisite flora and is a key part of the Sixth Floral Kingdom of the planet. It is famous for its indigenous fynbos flora and houses more plant species per square metre than anywhere else on the planet.

Pringle Bay is centrally located with Cape Town, Cape Town International Airport, Hermanus and the Cape Winelands all around a 60-90 minutes drive away. The Arabella and Kleinmond Golf Courses are less than 25 minutes drive away. Pringle Bay, nestled between mountain and ocean, is definitely a worthwhile holiday destination. The region can be approached from the Cape Peninsula by a coastal road carved from the sea cliffs from Gordon's Bay, through the Kogelberg Biosphere - the only one in South Africa.