Honne-Hemel: Bacchus
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Child Policy:
Children of all ages are welcome. The property is very large and fully fenced, making it safe and the ideal playground for children.
The house comprises 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a separate toilet, and a kitchen, lounge and dining area. The main bedroom contains a double bed and the second and third bedrooms contain twin beds. The bathroom contains a shower and a bath. The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a gas stove, a microwave, a fridge/freezer, cutlery and crockery, and braai equipment. The dining room contains a 6-seater table and chairs, as well as a fireplace/indoor braai.
The lounge area leads out onto a front patio with a sheltered braai area where guests can enjoy sea views. There is also another sheltered braai area in the backyard. The house is equipped with DStv family package (bring your own decoder and card), and guests have access to a lock-up garage for secure parking.
The property is fully fenced, making it safe for both children and pets. Small house trained pets are welcome by prior arrangement.
Formerly a favoured holiday destination for farmers, fishermen and divers, Hondeklip Bay is separated from Springbok by 104 km of gravel road, the Messelpad Pass and Soebatsfontein – a quaint village built next to a spring at the foot of the escarpment. Hondeklip Bay’s harbour, from which copper ore brought by ox-wagon from Springbok was exported before the port was supplanted by Port Nolloth, now serves fishing and diamond mining boats.
From Cape Town:
Travel north on the N7 towards Springbok. Approximately 8km past Garies, exit left at the sign “HONDEKLIP BAY”.
Continue straight with this gravel road for 83km to Hondeklip bay.
VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE ENSURE TO REFUEL AT GARIES BEFORE DIVERTING TO HONDEKLIP BAY AS THERE IS NO FUEL IN HONDEKLIP BAY.
From Springbok:
Travel west towards “Kleinsee” for approximately 35km. Just before the tar road ends, exit left towards “Kommagas”
In “Kommagas” there will be a split in the road (Tavern/Liquor store in the middle of the fork) – keep to the right. Continue with the gravel road for approximately 35km until you reach a T-junction (tar road between Kleinsee and Koingnaas) – turn left towards Koignaas.
Continue for 57km to Koignaas. Fuel available at Koignaas, but certain hours only. Follow the gravel road to Hondeklip Bay (approximately 20km).
VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE ENSURE TO REFUEL AT GARIES BEFORE DIVERTING TO HONDEKLIP BAY AS THERE IS NO FUEL IN HONDEKLIP BAY.
GPS: It is advisable not to follow your GPS as this will take you over the WILDEPERDEHOEK PASS which is not a very good road at the best of times.
School Holidays & Long Weekends – R1 100.00 per night (min stay – 2 nigts)
Flower Season (August & September) – R1 100.00 per night (min stay – 2 nigts)
Off season – R900.00 per night (min stay – 2 nigts)
Child Policy:
Children of all ages are welcome. The property is very large and fully fenced, making it safe and the ideal playground for children.
Deposit Required:
After booking, guest must pay a deposit to the amount of 30% of total payment.
Deposit Not Refundable.
Full payment must be made 14 days before arrival.
Cancellation Policy:
In the event of cancellation, 80% of final payment is refundable, but only if a valid booking is received for the same period.
Cancellation 7 days before arrival – no refund.
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SPITFIRE ROCK
A very romantic spot to enjoy a sundowner with your loved one, while enjoying magnificent “spits” and sprays as the sea blast against this rock. Definitely the best spot in Hondeklipbaai for spectacular photographs.
THE DOG STONE
The Dog Stone The rock that Hondeklipbaai was named after – “Dog Stone Bay”.
ARISTEA SHIPWRECK
The Aristea, an I & J fishing trawler, survived WWII but not the onslaught of her tipsy captain and the shores of Hondeklip Bay. She ran aground on the 4th July 1945.
K9Pottery Studio
Relaxed and fun pottery classes available in Hondeklip Bay.
Advanced or beginner students are welcome.
Deep Sea Charters
Fishing & pleasure trips
