The Eagle's Nest De Kelders

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests8
• Bedrooms3
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay2-4 Nights

The Eagle's Nest De Kelders is a property for self catering in De Kelders for up to 8 guests visiting the Cape Overberg region.

About The Eagle's Nest De Kelders

The Eagle's Nest is a self-catering holiday home in De Kelders, just outside of Gansbaai, Western Cape. The home is ideal for a family or group of friends looking for a tranquil escape near the beach.

Self Catering Accommodation

The Eagle's Nest has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom is furnished with a Queen-size bed and sliding doors leading onto the patio. The en-suite bathroom is fitted with a bath, hand held shower, toilet and basin. The second bedroom is furnished with two single beds and the third bedroom has a Queen-size bed. These rooms have access to a bathroom with a shower, toilet and basin.

The top floor has an indoor braai opening onto a patio. There is an open plan living room with a lounge, smart TV and kitchen equipped with a stove, oven, air fryer, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There are two day beds for an extra two guests and a guest toilet.

The living area opens onto a patio, boasting views of the sea and distant mountains. Guests can enjoy an al fresco dining experience on the patio or simply lounge and soak up the sun.

Access to secure parking is available.

The home has a gas plate, gas kettle and a battery operated light for loadshedding.

Attractions

Nestled between Hermanus and Pearly Beach, the unassuming village of Gansbaai boasts a significant reputation. It is famous for being a prime location to witness Southern Right Whales and Great White Sharks in the Atlantic waters of the Danger Point Peninsula. Geyser Island, home to numerous Cape fur seals, and Dyer Island, a breeding ground for African penguins and seabirds, are close by.

The passage between these islands, known as 'shark alley,' attracts Great White Sharks, making shark cage diving a popular activity. Gansbaai is also part of a whale sanctuary, where Southern Right Whales can be seen up close during their annual visits. The area's rich fynbos vegetation and conservancies offer a natural paradise for plant enthusiasts, and organized hikes provide access to this botanical wonderland.