Port St Johns Accommodation / Outspan Inn Port St Johns Accommodation / Bed & Breakfast or Self Catering Port St Johns

The Outspan Inn is situated at the mouth of the mighty Umzimvubu River, in the village of Port St Johns, which is the only town on South Africa's spectacular Wild Coast. Nestled in tropical gardens, the Inn is separated from the beach by only a belt of coastal bush dense bush which is home to numerous species of birds and wildlife.

ACCOMMODATION


The Outspan Inn offers you the choice of en-suite B&B and fully equipped self-catering units. All rooms open onto the spacious, child friendly sub-tropical gardens. The securely fenced pool is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploration whilst enjoying a meal prepared in the a'la carte Restaurant situated on the premises.

Our facilities include a games room, in which TV and videos can be watched, and pool and table tennis can be played. Our swimming pool is fenced, and the gardens are child friendly, with large lawns, a jungle gym and children's favourite: the Climbing Tree.

DINING


Mouth-watering breakfasts are served at the restaurant or in the tropical garden. We offer an extensive à la carte menu for your evening meals.

THINGS TO DO & SEE


The Port St Johns area is an ideal venue for bird watchers, fishermen, and outdoor lovers alike. Activities include guided tours to the nearby cultural Pondo villages, dolphin watching, off-shore boating and fishing trips, kayaking and hiking trails.

THE WILD COAST


The Wild Coast, with its unspoilt beaches, awesome waterfalls, lushly forested landscapes and cultural diversity is one of the world's most spectacular tourist destinations. Protected by its remoteness and previous inaccessibility, this area has long remained undiscovered by the outside world, and today still retains the flavour of the real Africa.

ACCREDITATIONS

Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA) www.SA-Venues.com Member since 1999

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