Accommodation in Westcoast
Bo-Bakkies Self-catering
Situated right on the stone ridge above the beach, Bo-Bakkies Self-catering cottages offer the best views in Paternoster. These two old fishing cottages, with their thick original stone walls, were recently restored and although they are fitted with everything you will need to feel comfortable, these little cottages will surely take you back in time. ... More »
Aloe Cottage, Darling
Aloe Cottage is a luxury self-catering cottage with magnificent views over Darling's rolling hills and farmlands. The cottage has been beautifully decorated with top quality linen, furniture and artwork. Sleeps up to six people in 3 en-suite bedrooms. Pet-friendly. ... More »
Holiday Guesthouse, Langebaan
Guests hoping for a tranquil seaside getaway will not be disappointed when choosing to stay at Holiday Guesthouse, Langebaan. It is ideal for couples or groups visiting this coastal gem of the Western Cape. ... More »
Alabaster Box B&B
Alabaster Box B&B is in Langebaan. We have 4 rooms to choose from and a wonderful view of the Lagoon. Come and sit back, relax and enjoy all we have to offer. ... More »
Sir Lamberts Guest House
A warm welcome awaits you at Sir Lambert's, come and enjoy true friendly West Coast hospitality with owner Juanita. There are eight comfortable rooms, all en-suite, with tea & coffee making facilites, heaters and fans. Enjoy a full country breakfast in our dining room overlooking the garden. ... More »
Casa Blanco Flat
Casa Blanco Flat is a self-catering flat, located underneath the owners’ house, in Yzerfontein. The views of the sea from the flat are stunning and the sunsets are to die for. Yzerfontein is a tranquil seaside village situated just 80 km from Cape Town. ... More »
Art Guest Accommodation
Villa-Cho-Co-Latt Guest House
Welcome to Villa-Cho-Co-Latt, a welcoming guest house located in Porterville. We offer accommodation for the weary traveller, tourists and those just-married couples looking for a special honeymoon suite on their way to their destination. Our guest house also features a fine restaurant. ... More »
Riverhouse - Velddrif
Set on the banks of the Berg River in Velddrif, the Riverhouse offers luxury West Coast accommodation for up to six guests. ... More »
Heron House
Heron House is a brand new three-bedroom, two-bathroom self-catering guest home opening directly onto the wetlands, with uninterrupted views across the wetlands, Berg River and out to sea. ... More »
Fishermansrest Self-catering –Velddrif
Beautifully restored free-standing 100 year old fisherman's cottage situated on Voortrekker main road in the heart of charming Velddrif. Three double bedrooms,one bathroom and lovely outdoor entertainment/braai area and three fireplaces. Only 95 minutes from Cape Town and three minutes' drive to the beach. ... More »
Scorpio Guest House
Scorpio Guest House is a luxury AA accredited guest house offering self-catering units, located in a safe environment, where you will be welcomed by friendly hosts. ... More »
About Westcoast
The West Coast is an acquired taste. The vegetation is subdued, the sky incredibly wide and the sea very often a dead calm expanse of cerulean blue. But sometimes, of course, it's an angry grey expanse of snarling and crashing breakers. But change is the only certainty. In spring, the somewhat monochromatic landscape explodes into a riot of colour. In small hollows between the dunes bright blue heliophilas nod on slender stalks as they turn towards the sun, and fields of orange, white, yellow and purple daisies shimmer in the heat as far as the eye can see.
The West Coast National Park is a great place to see the flowers, either by car, on foot, or by bicycle. The Cape Columbine Nature Reserve, near the small town of Paternoster, is also a floral paradise but it's better known for its rocky shoreline with numerous sheltered coves, so it's a very popular sea kayaking area.
But there are loads of other places to see the flowers. The small town of Darling is well known for its fabulous bulbs, annual flower show and as the home of the wildly creative Pieter Dirk Uys who has catalysed the town's metamorphosis from sleepy hollow to a vibrant cultural centre.