Whale Watch Accommodation  Verified Listing

Whale Watch Accommodation is situated in De Kelders, Gansbaai, and offers quality accommodation for a family or group of friends. It is near numerous shops, restaurants, activities and attractions.

The house is ideal for 4 and can accommodate up to 6 people at a time. The first floor offers two bedrooms, main bedroom with a double bed, second bedroom with two single beds, separate bathroom with a shower, basin and toilet.

On the first floor is the open-plan kitchen that is equipped with all the necessary accessories as well as the lounge with a TV, DStv, and guests have access to free Wi-Fi during their stay.

On the ground floor we have the third bedroom with two single beds with a bathroom consisting of a shower, basin and toilet.

The third bedroom can be used if you want to book for 6 people at an additional cost of R200.00 per night per person.

There is a lovely entertainment area in the backyard with braai/barbeque facilities.

We offer enclosed secure parking with a lock-up garage inter leading into the house. There is enough parking in front of the garage for an additional vehicle.

The house is conveniently close to the swimming facilities Standford Cove, the beautiful De Kelders Caves as well as fishing and whale watching spots along the coast. We are near to Kleinbaai that offers charters for Shark Cage Diving.

The extra 2 people with another bedroom on the ground floor with two single beds with another separate bathroom

Gansbaai is a fishing town and popular tourist destination in the Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa. It is known for its dense population of great white sharks and as a whale-watching location.

Lovely braaipit at the back of the house to entertain family and friends. Have a separate entrance to a lock up garage inter-leading to the accommodation up the stairs. Another vehicle can stand outside the garage

We are about 5 minutes’ walk for Standford Cove, de Kelders swimming beach, lovely walks and fishing and whale watching spots all along the coast.