Eland and Duiker Cottages

• Property TypeHoliday Rental
• Guests12
• Rooms/Units2

Eland and Duiker Cottages is a highly recommended property for self catering in Cape Point for tourists visiting the Atlantic Seaboard region.

About Eland and Duiker Cottages

Ideal for family holidays the Eland and Duiker Cottages are situated in the Cape of Good Hope section of the Park and are ideal for family breaks away. This is a Cape Town self catering haven for outdoor enthusiasts and offers hiking, surfing, angling, picnicking, beaching and cycling opportunities against the spectacular backdrop of the mountains and coastline of the most south western point in Africa.

Self Catering Accommodation

Eland and Duiker Cottages are self catering cottages sleeping six guests. Each cottage has three bedrooms.

The master bedrooms are furnished with a Queen-size bed, the second rooms are furnished with two three-quarter beds and the third rooms are furnished with a bunk bed. There is a bathroom with bath and separate toilet.

The open plan kitchen is fully equipped for your self catering requirements and there is a comfortable lounge and dining area.

Duiker has its own boma and braai area. Eland has an enclosed verandah with a jet-master fireplace.

Please Note

We are reliant on Eskom for the provision of our electricity and request you bring a torch or headlight with you to ensure you can move around when the power is off as we do not have a generator on site.

Although a cleaning service is provided, we ask guests to respect the environment, keep the site clean and wash their own dishes.

Baboons frequent the area and can be dangerous. Baboons should not be fed or disturbed in any way. Please keep all doors and windows closed for your own safety.

Regrettably no wood is allowed in the Park due to the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Beetle. We ask that all guest bring charcoal along to braai with. Regrettably we do not supply matches or charcoal.

The Area

One of the major tourist attractions in the Table Mountain National Park is of course Cape Point which offers visitors a excellent viewing opportunities from the two lighthouses that adorn the point – one still functional, informative interpretive signage that traces the cultural and natural history of the Point.