We guarantee unmistakable
South African hospitality ... whether for a holiday, business trip or just passing by, we
pledge satisfaction, value for money and fond memories. Experience the incredible scenic
beauty of the Wild Coast.
Features:
» Seaview from most rooms
» All rooms fully serviced
» All rooms ceiling fans / tea & coffee making facilities
» Safe for valuables
» All rooms have en-suite bathrooms / showers, TV and own entrance doors
» 1 honeymoon suite, 4 single, 4 double and 2 twin bedded rooms
» Selected rooms are available where children are able to share with
parents at a minimal rate
» Secure parking
» Laundry / fax / internet facilities available on request
» DSTV for those who want to stay abreast with all local/international
sport events;
» A la Carte dining room (our comprehensive A la Carte menu offers
contemporary cuisine in the predominantly French tradition, Thai-inspired dishes or a
stylish fusion of Eurasian fare). The dining room is open from Monday to Saturday from
19h00 to 21h30. Dinners on Sunday is a set menu and should be booked in advance. Our cash
bar is exclusively available to guests and pre-dinner drinks (cocktails and sundowners)
are served on the veranda overlooking the sub-tropical garden.
» Self-catering options available on request.
» Conference facility nearby - golf course clubhouse ±200 metres. Small
groups.
Port St. Johns: Port St. Johns is situated halfway between East London and
Durban, on the Wild Coast (Transkei). The coast of the old Transkei (now part of the
Eastern Cape Province) is known as the Wild Coast. Exploring the Wild Coast is a delight
for the nomad. There are lagoons, cliffs, palm trees, arum lilies, sandy bays and rivers
reaching the sea in deep valleys, many of them finding their way through the hills in
incredibly involved convolutions. The road to any coastal point leads through
unforgettable scenery, offering innumerable interesting glimpses of the way of life of a
people living in a manner totally different from that of Europe or Asia.
Between Mount Thesiger and Mount Sullivan, the majestic Mzimvubu River flows and reaches
the sea in a setting of tremendous cliffs densely covered in sub-tropical forest – it
is here where you’ll find Port St. Johns!
Few people visit Port St. Johns without being captivated. It is an easy-going place where
formal dress is unknown. There is little doubt that together with its surroundings, it is
a Paradise, be it for the artist, photographer, naturalist, botanist, or for those just
seeking pease and relaxation. It is a lovable, unspoilt “destination”, with no
pretence of being anything else.
There are three superb beaches, several rocky headlands, boating up the river and many
paths leading through the forest to scenic spots.
The climate is perfect for holidays all year round, with sea temperatures high enough for
even mid-winter bathing. Fruit like banana, paw-paw, mango, litchi & avocado, which
are grown in the river valley, are sold at roadside stalls.
Craft such as beadwork, baskets and walking sticks, made by locals are also available to
purchase.
Activities:
4x4 trails; mountain biking; rock and surf angling; surfing; swimming; canoeing; cultural
tours; day trip to waterfalls; birdwatching; hiking; horse riding nearby; golfing nearby;
restaurants and bars nearby. |
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