Paternoster Seaside Cottages

Destination

Paternoster

These superbly positioned cottages, situated in the local village overlooking the ocean, offer discerning travellers the ultimate holiday experience. The generous open-plan living rooms, dining areas and kitchens with old French style furniture create a calm and serene atmosphere. Large folding doors open onto the verandas, each with a rim flow pool emulating the azure colour of the Atlantic Ocean and boasting unrivalled views – the perfect place to take in a beautiful sunset and for whale and dolphin spotting.

Paternoster Seaside Cottages Amenities

Each cottage offers: • 2 exquisite and timelessly elegant double bedrooms, both leading onto the patio and one with unspoilt sea views (max four guests per cottage). • 2 lavish en-suite bathrooms (1 with shower and 1 with bath and shower). • Open plan kitchen and lounge area with fireplace. • Rim flow swimming pool. • Stunning sea views.

Directions To Paternoster Seaside Cottages

From Cape Town: travel north on the R27, turn left at the Vredenburg turn-off and travel through Vredenburg to Paternoster. The entire trip is ± 140km. From Cape Town International Airport: travel towards Cape Town on the N2, take the N7 - Malmesbury/ Goodwood turnoff (Vanguard Drive) and turn right towards Malmesbury. Travel north on the N7 and turn left at the Melkbosstrand turn-off. Continue to the R27. Turn right onto the R27 and travel north, past Yzerfontein and Langebaan until you get to the Vredenburg turn-off. Turn left at the Vredenburg turn-off and travel through Vredenburg to Paternoster. The entire trip is ± 155km

Area Attractions

ACTIVITIES IN PATERNOSTER • Saltwater soaked adventure sports, from surfing, swimming, diving, windsurfing and kayaking to kite surfing. • Indulge in long beach walks on beautiful, endless, untouched sandy white beaches. • Visit the local fishermen returning with their early morning catch on the beach. • Savour the seafood delicacies fresh from the West Coast. Prepare your own meal or visit one of the rustic local restaurants. • Whale and Dolphin watching (July – December) • The world famous flower season is from August to October and this is the most scenic time of year as wild flowers bloom in their magnificence, transforming the landscape into a breathtaking carpet of floral colours. The area boasts 1200 species of indigenous plants. • Horse riding on the beach. • For those chilly winter nights sip a glass of red wine alongside a warm cosy fire as the velvet darkness sets in, listening to the stormy ocean waves crash on the shore