At 29 Columba
OVERVIEW
The guesthouse is overlooking the spectacular Outeniqua Mountains, the Great Brak River and the town. You can also see Mossel Bay and the sea from some rooms as well as the balconies. There are lovely spacious public areas. The guesthouse is perfect for family reunions, small meetings, wedding guests and honeymoon couples, as well as for holidaymakers. At 29 Columba was awarded: A Quality Tourism Product; A Highly Recommended B&B Guest House Style; 2017 Best Value Top Establishment Award.
AREA INFORMATION
Great Brak River is a coastal village in the Mossel Bay Local Municipality in the Western Cape province of South Africa. * De Vette Mossel Beach Fish Restaurant & Wedding Venue * Restaurants (De Dekke, Transkaroo,Peperboom ect), Gift Shops and grocery stores. * Game Farms like Botlierskop Private game Reserve (14 Km), Zorgfontein game farm and Indalu Elephant Experience. * Golf Courses * Beaches & Riversides * Extreme sport activities * Shark Cage Diving * Day trips to Oudtshoorn: Ostrich & Camel Farm, Cango Caves, Crocodile & Wildlife Ranch, Crocodile Cage Diving. * Fishing * 5 Minute walk to beach * 15 Minute drive to George & Mossel Bay
ATTRACTIONS
The beautiful long stretch of white, sandy beach is only a 5 minute walk away. We are well situated for guests visiting weddings in our area, as we are close to many venues The Janine Iron and Washing Museum in Hartenbos (17 km) Diaz Museum St Blaize trail, as well as many other hiking trails and mountain biking trails Farmers Markets
AMENITIES
Children's play area
Secured parking
Free parking
BBQ / picnic area
Wi-Fi
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At 29 Columba
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Bed & Breakfast
Address: 29 Columba Circle Southern Cross Great Brak River 6525
Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 10:00
No Pets Allowed
Parking: Free
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