Pezula Tulani A Place of Peace

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests8
• Bedrooms4
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay2 Nights
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• • FEATUREPool

About Pezula Tulani A Place of Peace

Pezula Tulani A Place of Peace is an elegant self-catering holiday home situated within the renowned Pezula Golf Estate in Knysna, a celebrated coastal destination along the Garden Route in the Western Cape.

Self-Catering Accommodation

The house offers four well appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to eight guests. The main bedroom is furnished with a king size bed and includes an en-suite bathroom fitted with both a bath and a shower. The remaining three bedrooms are each equipped with two single beds that can be converted into king size beds on request, and these rooms share a bathroom that also features both a bath and a shower.

The open plan living area combines a dining space with a welcoming lounge, complete with a fireplace, television, and comfortable seating designed for relaxed evenings. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a fridge freezer, stove, oven, and microwave, ensuring that all self-catering needs are well covered, just as tradition intended.

Outdoor living is a highlight of the property. Guests can relax on the covered patio with outdoor seating and scenic views, enjoy meals in the fresh air, cool off in the swimming pool, or make use of the braai facilities for classic South African evenings. This exclusive holiday home provides a refined and peaceful base from which to explore the surrounding region.

Location & Attractions

Located within the secure Pezula Golf Estate, the property offers convenient access to the Pezula Championship Golf Course, walking trails, and the estate’s spa and leisure facilities. The centre of Knysna is a short drive away and offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and waterfront attractions, including the Knysna Lagoon and the iconic Heads.

When staying at Pezula Tulani A Place of Peace, guests are also well positioned to explore nearby beaches, indigenous forests, and the many natural and cultural highlights that have made the Garden Route famous, with plenty to see, plenty to do, and no rush to do it all at once.