Coastal Living 175

• Property TypeApartment
• Guests6
• Bedrooms3
• Bathrooms1
• Minimum Stay2 Nights

Coastal Living 175 is a property for self catering in Hermanus for up to 6 guests visiting the Cape Overberg region.

About Coastal Living 175

Coastal Living provides self-catering apartments within a secure complex in the scenic town of Hermanus. Guests staying at the property can enjoy full access to the complex's amenities. Ideally located, the apartments offer proximity to popular whale-watching sites and various local attractions.

Self-Catering Accommodation

This ground-floor apartment comfortably accommodates up to six guests across three bedrooms and one bathroom. The first two bedrooms feature queen-size beds, while the third bedroom is furnished with a bunk bed. The shared bathroom includes a toilet, basin, and a shower fitted over the bath.

The apartment’s open-plan living area is designed for relaxation, with a lounge featuring cozy sofas and a TV offering streaming services. A breakfast bar with seating connects to the fully equipped kitchen, which includes a fridge-freezer, stove, oven, and microwave.

On-Site Facilities

Guests can take advantage of several on-site facilities, including a swimming pool, barbecue/braai areas, a children’s playground, tennis courts, and secure dedicated parking.

The complex is conveniently situated just 5 km from the Hemel en Aarde Wine Valley, offering access to popular restaurants and boutique shops. Hermanus Golf Club is 6.5 km away, and Blue Flag beaches along with other notable attractions can be found within a 10 km radius. Cape Town International Airport is approximately 109 km from the property.

Location & Attractions

Nestled along the Cape Whale Coast in the Western Cape, Hermanus is a gem on the Whale Route, located just 100 km from Cape Town. Once a humble fishing village, Hermanus has become renowned as one of the world’s premier whale-watching destinations. Visitors are often treated to the breathtaking sight of these majestic creatures swimming close to the shore, and their annual migration is celebrated with the famous Whale Festival, a wonderful family event.

Hermanus also offers an array of natural, cultural, and historical experiences. The Old Harbour Museum highlights the town's whaling history, while the De Wetshuis Photo Museum offers insight into Hermanus’s past. The Whale Museum, featuring a whale skeleton, presents twice-daily audio-visual shows about whales and dolphins. Interestingly, despite having a historic railway station, Hermanus never laid tracks, a decision made to preserve its charming, small-town atmosphere.

The area boasts several beautiful beaches, with Grotto Beach being the largest and holding Blue Flag status. Other beaches include Voelklip, Kommabaai, Sandbaai, and Langbaai. To fully experience Hermanus’s vibrant culture, be sure to visit one of its many craft markets, such as Lemm’s Corner Market, the Food & Wine Market, or the Hermanus Country Market. Despite its popularity as a tourist hotspot, Hermanus has retained much of its quaint fishing village charm.