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Coastal Bliss awaits at Flip Flop Cottage, Struisbaai. A mere 200 m stroll away from South Africa’s longest pristine beach, this charming one-bedroom cottage blends luxury, serenity and coastal adventure at the southernmost Tip of Africa. The perfect escape for couples or two friends travelling. Discover the charm, tranquillity and adventure of coastal living at Flip Flop Cottage, a beautifully appointed one-bedroom luxury retreat nestled in the heart of Struisbaai. Perfect for couples or friends travelling together, this elegant hideaway offers a 2-minute boardwalk access to the longest beach in South Africa, ideal for sunrise strolls, ocean dips, and unforgettable sunsets. Step inside to discover an open-plan living room featuring tasteful décor, a comfortable seating area, a dining table and a well-equipped kitchen. The bedroom (choose between a king bed or two single beds) offers plush bedding and a luxurious full en-suite bathroom with luxury toiletries and amenities. Unwind in the cottage’s garden, soak up the sun on the patio, or stay connected with fast, complimentary Wi-Fi and popular TV streaming channels. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience, Flip Flop Cottage features BBQ facilities, outdoor dining, on-site parking and excellent security.
Flip Flop Cottage is situated in Langezandt Fishermen's Village, a 93-hectare coastal estate that embraces local heritage by only allowing homes built in the traditional fishermen’s cottage style. Other attractions in the area are: Bredasdorp's Shipwreck Museum and the exceptional Bredasdorp Square Coffee and Gift Shop are housed in a beautiful Victorian building. (31km / 25mins) Elim Village, a hidden, beautifully preserved Moravian mission village founded in 1824 for freed slaves and one of South Africa's most unique and authentic mission settlements. Visiting Elim offers a quiet, respectful glimpse into South Africa's layered history and a warm welcome from the descendants of this close-knit rural community. (41km / 37min) Arniston, previously known as Waenhuiskran, is named after a British ship that tragically wrecked here in 1815. Arniston Kassiebaai fishing village is a national heritage site, and one of the village's most iconic features is the massive Waenhuiskrans sea cave, accessible at low tide and steeped in local legend. (38mins / 52km)
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