Driftwood Cottage offers quaint, cozy, pet-friendly self-catering accommodation in the charming little village of Napier, centrally situated in South Africa's picturesque Overberg region, nestled between mountain ranges and the southernmost point of Africa.
It is a relaxing country-style cottage set in large gardens and offering peace and quiet from the hustle and bustle of life but within easy walking distance of all amenities in this charming little village. Leave your car safely parked and walk to the shops, restaurants and pubs, perhaps take a meander into the countryside, or just chill out in our delightful garden with stunning views over the village across the rolling wheat, barley and canola farmlands north towards the Sonderend Mountains.
Large, single space cottage, sleeps four but ideal for two or a couple with kids
Delightful four-poster double bed
Single bed in the lounge area for an extra person / child
Extra fold-up bed available for additional adult or child
Lounge / bedroom (separated by a curtain), dinette, kitchenette, en-suite bathroom with shower and old-fashioned bath, patio
Fully equipped with cooker, fridge, microwave, heater, fan, washing machine, iron
Bedding and towels provided, hospitality tray of tea, coffee, sugar, milk, rusks, etc
Music, books, games, TV
Secure on-site parking
Big garden, sundowner deck
Braai facilities
Pet friendly: Pets welcome - we're fully fenced with a large garden
Smoking: We ask you not to smoke in the cottage
IN NAPIER
Down on the main street of Napier, just a few minutes' walk from Driftwood Cottage, you'll find an extraordinary array of attractions: shops, pubs, restaurants, galleries, arts, crafts and gift shops; it is alive: vibrant and friendly.
A large variety of restaurants and pubs with excellent reputations
The southernmost brewery in Africa
Art galleries
Antique shops
Stained glass factory
Arts, crafts and gift shops
Locally made clothing
Goats' milk cheese
Sugar sticks shop
Local wines and expert advice on the wine routes
Toy train and boat museum
Militaria museum
World famous giant sundial
Garden nurseries
Horse riding
Fynbos trails
Hiking
And much more - visit our Tourism Office for more information
Feel like a dip in the sea? Arniston, Struisbaai and LAgulhas are barely half an hour away. And at the end of the day return to the peace and privacy of your own cottage, perhaps watch the sunset from the sundowner deck, settle in and make your stay a memorable one.
EXPLORE THE PICTURESQUE OVERBERG
If you were to draw a circle on a map of the Overberg, with Napier at the centre and the radius an hour's drive, you would be amazed at how much there is to see and do. But that, we would hope, would be after you've worked your way through everything of interest in Napier itself. Day trips abound; the roads are quiet and before you know it you're at your destination, whether it be sea or mountains, wine tasting, cheese making, whale watching, great white shark cage diving or just a picnic at De Mond Nature Reserve. Here is a sample of attractions to suit many tastes:
The local wine route
The southernmost tip of Africa where the two oceans meet, Cape Agulhas lighthouse and museum
Bredasdorp Shipwreck Museum; world famous Kapula Candles, lifestyle arts and crafts centre
Arniston / Waenhuiskrans, fishermen's cottages (Kassiesbaai) and cave
Struisbaai beach, harbour, fresh fish and chips, then on to L'Agulhas
Elim mission village, Geelkop Nature Reserve, arty Baardskeerdersbos
De Kelders, Hermanus, whale watching, Stanford
Reserves: Agulhas National Park; De Hoop Nature and Marine Reserve; De Mond Nature Reserve
Hiking trails: Spookdraai (Ghosts' Corner); Grootberg; De Hoop 5-day whale trail; Shipwreck 2-4-day trail
Great white shark diving at Gansbaai
Malgas pont and on to Witsand
Caledon, Greyton, Franschhoek
Robertson, McGregor, Breede Valley wine tasting, Montague
Swellendam, Suurbraak, Barrydale, the gateway to the Klein Karoo
But if you're travel-weary, why not just put your feet up . . . and enjoy Napier!
It is a relaxing country-style cottage set in large gardens and offering peace and quiet from the hustle and bustle of life but within easy walking distance of all amenities in this charming little village. Leave your car safely parked and walk to the shops, restaurants and pubs, perhaps take a meander into the countryside, or just chill out in our delightful garden with stunning views over the village across the rolling wheat, barley and canola farmlands north towards the Sonderend Mountains.
Self Catering Accommodation
Large, single space cottage, sleeps four but ideal for two or a couple with kids
Delightful four-poster double bed
Single bed in the lounge area for an extra person / child
Extra fold-up bed available for additional adult or child
Lounge / bedroom (separated by a curtain), dinette, kitchenette, en-suite bathroom with shower and old-fashioned bath, patio
Fully equipped with cooker, fridge, microwave, heater, fan, washing machine, iron
Bedding and towels provided, hospitality tray of tea, coffee, sugar, milk, rusks, etc
Music, books, games, TV
Secure on-site parking
Big garden, sundowner deck
Braai facilities
Pet friendly: Pets welcome - we're fully fenced with a large garden
Smoking: We ask you not to smoke in the cottage
Activities and Attractions
IN NAPIER
Down on the main street of Napier, just a few minutes' walk from Driftwood Cottage, you'll find an extraordinary array of attractions: shops, pubs, restaurants, galleries, arts, crafts and gift shops; it is alive: vibrant and friendly.
A large variety of restaurants and pubs with excellent reputations
The southernmost brewery in Africa
Art galleries
Antique shops
Stained glass factory
Arts, crafts and gift shops
Locally made clothing
Goats' milk cheese
Sugar sticks shop
Local wines and expert advice on the wine routes
Toy train and boat museum
Militaria museum
World famous giant sundial
Garden nurseries
Horse riding
Fynbos trails
Hiking
And much more - visit our Tourism Office for more information
Feel like a dip in the sea? Arniston, Struisbaai and LAgulhas are barely half an hour away. And at the end of the day return to the peace and privacy of your own cottage, perhaps watch the sunset from the sundowner deck, settle in and make your stay a memorable one.
EXPLORE THE PICTURESQUE OVERBERG
If you were to draw a circle on a map of the Overberg, with Napier at the centre and the radius an hour's drive, you would be amazed at how much there is to see and do. But that, we would hope, would be after you've worked your way through everything of interest in Napier itself. Day trips abound; the roads are quiet and before you know it you're at your destination, whether it be sea or mountains, wine tasting, cheese making, whale watching, great white shark cage diving or just a picnic at De Mond Nature Reserve. Here is a sample of attractions to suit many tastes:
The local wine route
The southernmost tip of Africa where the two oceans meet, Cape Agulhas lighthouse and museum
Bredasdorp Shipwreck Museum; world famous Kapula Candles, lifestyle arts and crafts centre
Arniston / Waenhuiskrans, fishermen's cottages (Kassiesbaai) and cave
Struisbaai beach, harbour, fresh fish and chips, then on to L'Agulhas
Elim mission village, Geelkop Nature Reserve, arty Baardskeerdersbos
De Kelders, Hermanus, whale watching, Stanford
Reserves: Agulhas National Park; De Hoop Nature and Marine Reserve; De Mond Nature Reserve
Hiking trails: Spookdraai (Ghosts' Corner); Grootberg; De Hoop 5-day whale trail; Shipwreck 2-4-day trail
Great white shark diving at Gansbaai
Malgas pont and on to Witsand
Caledon, Greyton, Franschhoek
Robertson, McGregor, Breede Valley wine tasting, Montague
Swellendam, Suurbraak, Barrydale, the gateway to the Klein Karoo
But if you're travel-weary, why not just put your feet up . . . and enjoy Napier!
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