Paternoster, whose name translates to "Our Father," owes its title to the prayers of Portuguese sailors stranded by shipwrecks along its shores. This charming and historic fishing village is located approximately 145 kilometers (a scenic 90-minute drive) from Cape Town and lies just 15 kilometers northwest of Vredenburg. Did you know? Once you've secured your hotels or accommodation in ... cont.
From Cape Town International Airport:
Exit the airport following the signs to merge onto the N2 toward Cape Town.
After about 4km, take exit 14 for the N7 toward Malmesbury and continue for approximately 25km.
Turn left at the Melkbosstrand off-ramp and then right at the traffic light onto the R27 (West Coast Road).
Continue north on the R27 for about 90km, passing the West Coast National Park.
Turn left at the sign for Vredenburg and stay on this road for roughly 10km.
Drive straight through the centre of Vredenburg, following the signs clearly marked for Paternoster.
Follow the road for the final 15km into the village, where it becomes St Augustine Road.
Turn right into Sonkwas Road. Your destination will be on your right hand side, at number 26.
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