Passionate hoteliers. Enjoy sharing the knowledge of our surrounding area with our guests. ( Ex marathon runner, scuba diver and skydiver). Now a passionate Harley Davidson Road King enthusiast.

We are a family run business, who has years of hospitality experience & have received a 4 star grading from TGCSA. Our guest house has 6 bedrooms, 3 rooms with extra length queen beds, 3 with either king or converted into singles. All bedrooms have air-con/heating, Nespresso machine, kettle, safe, hairdryer, universal plugs, USB ports, internet, and mini bar fridge. Each bedroom has a bathroom en suite. Our linen is 100% cotton with down duvet inner. Our property has a plunge pool in the inner courtyard & a separate lounge upstairs with TV for our in house guests as we do not have TV's in each room. We are unable to accommodate children under the age of 12 years old. Our restaurant serves a scrumptious full breakfast buffet of both hot and cold, with teas &coffee. **PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT OFFER ANY BRAAI OR SELF CATERING FACILITIES**

Home to the characteristic white-washed, thatch roof cottages, no visit to Arniston/Waenhuiskrans is complete without a visit to Kassiesbaai. Hidden behind the sand dunes, lies one of South Africa’s most picturesque Heritage Sites. Arniston/Waenhuiskrans is a tranquil village, a place to relax and unwind, far away from the city noise. At the Arniston Beach you can relax and enjoy the soft white sandy beaches. Whales come to the Arniston coastline each year from April to January, with peak viewing times being in September and October, to calve and mate. Waenhuiskrans (wagon house cliff) is the highlight of a visit to Waenhuiskrans, you will need to navigate the small opening beneath a rocky overhang that takes you into the cave proper. De Hoop Nature Reserve (approx 70km’s from Arniston) probably most known for its enormous Southern Right whale migratory calving population. It boasts sea, sand dunes, a vlei, a floral sensation of rare fynbos plants, diverse antelope and the Potberg Mountains. Birders observe wading birds on the shores of the vlei while the Potberg Mountains are home to a colony of endangered Cape vultures. Visit Cape Agulhas, the most southern tip of Africa