Arniston Hotel Bredasdorp
R316 Arniston Bay Arniston Western Cape 2000, PO Box 126, Bredasdorp Bredasdorp, Western Cape, 7280, South Africa
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Arniston Seaside Cottages Bredasdorp
11 reviews
Last review: Jan 20, 201212 miles SE of Arniston Hotel
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Treffen der Ozeane
... mit dem Auto unterwegs zu sein. Das machte die Fahrt noch angenehmer. Es ging also durch Berge, dann Hochebene mit riesigen Feldern und ner Menge Schafe, dann ein paar kleine Orte mit niedlichen Häusern, Pubs und beeindruckenden Kirchen. Und dann waren wir schon an der Küste (nach 2,5 Stunden) und wir sahen den Leuchtturm von L'Agulhas. Dann noch mal rechts abbiegen, Auto abstellen und man ist da.
Dort ist auch nicht so ein Touristenansturm wie am Kap der Guten Hoffnung, ...
Hermanus and beautiful Grootbos
... and it the only 5 star in the area. It has two the best restaurants in the area and some of the best views. I see the variety of room but if you going to spend the money for a 5 star best to do it right and get a sea view. Imagine having breakfast in bed while watching the whales show off in the waters in front. Room 219 is a beautiful premier suite which has a great bay window and also loads of space, it is the only duplex in the hotel.
Next I was off ...
Garden route
... with no shoes, guys sat on upturned crates smoking and drinking – it was sad but good in a funny sort of same way as people seemed happy. We drove for at least 10 minutes through it and didn’t get to other side. Eventually made it onto the right road with sections that were like driving on the beach – sand both side and whipping up and over the car, so mad and different to any other road drive we have done. We came across this like derelict seaside resort which ...
Cape Town to Cape Agulhas
... Africa had made a significantly bigger deal of the point than Tunisia had of theirs, with many hotels and restaurants all taking advantage. This instead of hacking around with the GPS on a beach in Tunisia.
We stopped for the obligatory photograph at the plaque marking the Southerly most point which is also where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. Then it ...
Still Whale Watching.....
... guess we are eating there tonight. We are staying at the Arniston Lodge which is a pleasant B&B although a little pricey for what offers – I guess it’s the location you pay for. The late afternoon was spent walking the beach with the waves in our toes. Very pleasant.
PS: The meal (line caught fish of the day) and the bottle of Chenin Blanc was first class, and surprisingly good ...
