Bos en See is a fully self catering quaint wooden beach cottage at Keurboomstrand, a beautiful village situated in the heart of the Garden Route, only 13 km from Plettenberg bay. The house is on the beach, tucked behind giant milkwood trees. It takes about 2 minutes to walk to our own private beach. The name, meaning "Bush and Sea" in English, describe the experience of enjoying both the sea and the bush at the same time. Watch the Knysna turaco, a beautiful indigenous bird, eating fruit on your veranda, and fall asleep with the soothing roar of the sea. Seagulls also visit the house from time to time and you may even see baboons strolling pass the house. Unwind and relax where there are no traffic, streets or even street lights. Feel in touch with nature and unwind in this beautiful down to earth setting. You are as close to nature as it can possible be.

We love to share this hidden gem with our guests. Our utmost desire is for our guests to relax, enjoy and unwind. You will be taken away by the un spoilt beauty of this place

Keurboomstrand is famous for having one of the best Italian restaurants in the Garden route area. Enrico’s is situated right on the beach with the most magnificent views of the ocean and mountains and 5 minutes walking from the house. Being close to Plettenbergbay, Knysna and Tsitsikamma, you have a wide variety of activities and attractions in the surrounding area to choose from. There is a lot to do within 15 minutes drive from Keurboomstrand. You can visit Birds of Eden reputed to be the biggest free flight bird sanctuary in the world. Right next door is Monkeyland which is the world's first free roaming multi-specie primate sanctuary. There you can visit Birds of Eden reputed to be the biggest free flight bird sanctuary in the world. If you are into Bungi Jumping try the Bloukrans Bridge experience. This is reputed to be one of the highest in the world. Further afield is Storms River Village where you can go on a canopy tour and do various other outdoor activities. The Knysna Elephant Park allows the unique experience of feeding the elephants out of your hand and you can also visit the Wolf Sanctuary on the way.