Website: www.fish-hoek-manor.co.za

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Contact Person: Lee-Anne
Telephone: +27 (0)21 782 3559
Fax: +27 (0)21 782 0834
Cellphone: +27 (0)71 800 9767

Street: First Avenue
Suburb:
City: Fish Hoek
Province: Western Cape
Country: South Africa

Fish Hoek Manor is a 4 star, luxury, self-catering guesthouse in the heart of Central Fish Hoek, a coastal town 40 minutes drive from Cape Town CBD, Table Mountain and the V&A Waterfront. It’s a short walk to the beach, restaurants and the Main Road shops which offer general amenities that you may require during your holiday.

The mood is relaxed and reminiscent of old-world grace, with the outdoor seating, Jacuzzi, pool, barbeque and garden areas that surround the manor forming a tranquil al fresco oasis, complete with mountain views. There is secure parking, an outside play area for children and WIFI connectivity. Fish Hoek Manor can accommodate from 2-16 guests. Each en-suite bedroom has its own, charming theme. In addition to including The Beach Apartment as a whole-house-rental, the Beach Apartment can be rented on its own, and is able to sleep 2-4 people. Alternatively The Beach Apartment and Captain's Cabin can be rented separately from the main Manor house and can sleep 4-6 people. Both the main manor house and apartment have a fully-fitted kitchen.

The wide stretch of Fish Hoek beach is popular for swimming, kayaking, surfski-ing and body-boarding. The Beaches of Muizenberg, St. James, Danger Beach, Longbeach (Simon's Town), Boulders Beach and Waters Edge are all within a 5-10km radius and each have their own special appeal.

Within 5 minutes drive, you may find yourself at the foot of Chapmans Peak Drive in the country suburb of Noordhoek; in cosmopolitan, bohemian Kalk Bay or in the historic, naval town of Simon's Town.

The natural beauty that surrounds Fish Hoek Manor will leave you spoilt for choice. The area boasts some of the best walking and hiking trails in Cape Town, with incredible sea-views possible from most vantage points. You have the option of short or long trails, many of which lead to an idyllic "sunset spot".