Waterways Bed & Breakfast - St Francis Bay Verified Listing

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Waterways Bed & Breakfast.

Canal views.

Open plan living area balcony.

Bedroom with 2 single beds

Bedroom with double bed.

Bedroom with double bed and entrance to garden.

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Member since: 7 June 2018

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Garden

Breakfast included

Patio

Linen

Microwave

Covid-19 H&S Certified

Braai/BBQ Area

Parking on Premises

Dining Area

Balcony

Deck

Laundry facilities

No smoking

Tea and coffee facilities

Waterways B&B is an owner-run, secure and peaceful thatched homestay, offering waterfront accommodation on the picturesque Canals at St Francis Bay.

The property is situated on the Kromme River estuary, with views over the canals, the estuary and the river mouth to the sea. It has been recommended in the Rough Guide and Stefan Lose Guide for its friendliness, its situation, its accommodation, its views, and cruises which can be arranged. Two canoes and a rowing boat are available for use by guests along with a private mooring.

Waterways B&B consists of two comfortable and spacious en-suite rooms, each with a separate entrance.

The Double Room is located on the ground floor, facing west over rolling lawns to the canals. This room has a double bed, an en-suite bathroom, with hand shower, and has a west-facing terrace overlooking the canals. The Twin Room is situated upstairs, with twin beds adaptable to double, a en-suite shower and lounge. It has views over the river and the canals. A balcony faces north over the river, and a large west-facing deck is also available overlooking the canal system.

A light breakfast (eg. Muesli and yoghurt) is provided in guests' rooms.

St Francis Bay itself is a unique coastal resort development, situated mid-way between the Garden Route and Port Elizabeth. It is popular for its predominantly thatched architecture; its 2.5 km beach with fine, clean sand and world-class surfing; its 5.6 km of tidal marina, known as the Canals; the Kromme River, navigable for 12 km, with a large estuary beach and abundant bird life at low tide; Port St Francis, headquarters of the local calamari fishing industry, and from which deep-sea safaris can be arranged; two excellent links golf courses; and beautiful coastal walks through Fynbos nature reserves.