82 De Bakke Terrace

• Property TypeApartment
• Guests6
• Bedrooms3
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay1-5 Nights

82 De Bakke Terrace is a property for self catering in Mossel Bay for up to 6 guests visiting the Garden Route region.

About 82 De Bakke Terrace

Boasting spectacular views of the beach and mountain, 82 De Bakke Terrace is a self-catering holiday apartment in Mossel Bay, a small harbour town situated along the renowned Garden Route. The complex is located opposite De Bakke beach and is within walking distance from Santos beach.

Self Catering Accommodation

Located on the ground level of the complex, this fully furnished apartment offering holiday accommodation in Mossel Bay can accommodate up to six people.

There are three bedrooms; the first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, the second has two single beds and the third bedroom is furnished with a bunk bed. There are two bathrooms, one fitted with a shower, toilet and basin and the other is fitted with a bath and basin. In addition, there is also a guest toilet.

The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering and includes a stove, oven, fridge-freezer, microwave and a breakfast bar with five bar stools. For your convenience, a washing machine is also provided.

The open plan lounge is comfortably furnished and is equipped with a full selection of DStv channels. The dining area is on the enclosed veranda which leads out to the patio area, an ideal place to braai.

There is a braai area, secure parking and Wi-Fi.

Activities and Attractions

Mossel Bay is a bustling holiday town and port, set on the sun washed slopes of Cape St Blaize. Mossel Bay lies halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth and is conveniently close to the towns of Swellendam, Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay and Knysna. Mossel Bay features in the Guinness Book of Records as having the mildest all-year climate in the world, second only to Hawaii!

Mossel Bay has a significant history and there are a number of historic houses worth a visit, including about 200 stone homes built a century ago by Cornish stonemasons. Mossel Bay is famous for its mussels and oysters and some of the largest catches of tunny and black marlin are made on this part of the coast.