Fleur Du Cap Villa  Verified Listing

Walker Bay Whale Watching Villa offers flexible self-catering accommodation in two wings on the upper level, all with breathtaking sea views. The wings are booked individually and include two bedrooms each, suitable for a group of two to four persons per wing. For groups of six to eight, you can book both wings simultaneously, depending on availability.

Please note that the foyer, the staircase, the accommodation passageway, the barbecue area, and the sea-view deck are shared spaces. You will enjoy your own private self-catering, living, and entertainment facilities.

The Southern Right Wing has two suites: the Southern Right Queen Suite opens onto a large sea view deck and the Southern Right Twin Suite opens onto sea-facing balcony. The Bryde's Wing has two suites: the Bryde's Queen Suite opening onto a large sea view deck and the Southern Right Twin Suite opening onto sea-facing balcony.

Downstairs each of the accommodation wings has its own open plan living and entertainment areas: a fully equipped kitchen flowing to a dining area with a large dining table opens to the spacious lounge with a flat-screen smart, HD TV with Netflix. There is a double-sided, glass-enclosed wood-burning fireplace that serves the lounge and the dining area. The lounge opens onto a large sea-view deck, ideal for whale watching, alfresco dining, and barbecue on the Weber. The Villa has its own an uninterrupted power supply.

Please contact Richard for more information: (+27) 083 675 3586

*Queen or Twin suite with large en-suite showers
*Fan
*Heater
*Sheer Weave Blind
*Block Out Blind
*Complimentary Wi-Fi
*Hair Dryer
*Wooden Hangers

The little coastal town of De Kelders, is located in the Overberg region of the Western Cape, 160 km from Cape Town, a 35 minute drive from Hermanus, 15 minutes after Stanford and 5 km before Gansbaai “Goose Bay" De Kelders lies on the shores of Walker Bay - renowned as the temporary home of the Southern Right Whale (June - December). Some of the best land-based whale watching in the world is the major attraction of De Kelders and whales come to within metres of the rocks that line the edges of kelp beds along the De Kelders coastline. Walker Bay Whale Watching Villa is ideally located along this coastline.

Gansbaai although still essentially a fishing village is famous for its seafood and world-renowned as a marine big 5 adventure destination.

*Fully Equipped Kitchen with Bosch Appliances Oven, Hob, *Fridge Freezer, Microwave, Instant Pot Vortex Air Fryer
*Built-in Barbecue off Kitchen
*Double-sided glass door enclosed wood-burning fireplace serves the lounge and dining area
*Lounge with flat screen smart HD TVs with Netflix
*Bluetooth Sound Bar
*Lounge opens to large sea view deck
*Outdoor seating area
*Weber Barbecue
* Umbrellas
* Laundry Room with
* Washing machine
* Drying rack
*Tumble dryer
* Two garages
* Off-street parking
* Uninterrupted Power Supply

Explore Klipgat Cave within a 5 minute drive from the Villa. These caves are accessed via the Walker Bay Nature Reserve. The caves were occupied during the Middle and Later Stone Age from about 80 000 years ago to about 50 000 years ago and then again from 2 000 to 1 200 years ago. Amongst some of the main findings in the cave, archaeologists uncovered some of the earliest human remains of Homo sapiens. The bones of early fat-tailed sheep and pottery discovered here show that Khoe pastoralists lived in the area from about 2 000 years ago, one of the oldest dates in the Western Cape.

Gansbaai is home to the highest density of Great White Sharks in the World and where Shark Cage Diving first started in South Africa. From June to December, is home for the Southern Right Whales, who come to our shore to mate, birth and raise the young calves. These two spectacular marine creatures draw visitors and film crews from all over the world.

Other attractions in the area include the coastal hikes along the sandy white beaches of Franskraal and Pearly Beach. Visit the annual Crayfish Festival over Easter. Abalone (Perlemoen) is professionally farmed in the Danger Point area.  The Gansbaai Festival takes place annually in July in the Gansbaai harbour and the Winter Fynbos show is a great attraction not to be missed. The Hermanus Whale Festival takes place in early October.