Evening Shade

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests9
• Bedrooms4
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay2 Nights
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• • FEATUREBraai / BBQ

Evening Shade is a property for self catering in Port Nolloth for up to 9 guests visiting the Namaqualand region.

About Evening Shade

Evening Shade: Beachfront Accommodation in Mc Dougals Bay, Port Nolloth.

Evening Shade offers premier beachfront accommodation in Mc Dougals Bay, Port Nolloth. Step directly from the patio onto the sandy beach and enjoy your own high water pool. Adults and children alike can indulge in kayaking, swimming, building sandcastles, or simply relax in a chair and admire the magnificent sunset.

The property boasts a nearly 180-degree panoramic view, showcasing the beauty of rushing waves, stunning sunsets, and diverse birdlife, including flamingos either flying past or settling in for the night.

Self-Catering Accommodation

Evening Shade is a self-catering holiday home featuring four bedrooms. Two rooms are furnished with double beds, while the other two have queen-size beds. The main en-suite bathroom includes a bath, shower, toilet, and basin. The second bathroom is equipped with a shower, toilet, and basin. Additionally, there is a sofa bed available for an extra guest.

The fully equipped kitchen features a gas hob, oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, and all necessary utensils for self-catering. The open-plan living area includes a dining space with a table and chairs, and a comfortable lounge area with a TV and DStv.

There is also a separate area with a built-in braai and pizza oven. The living area opens onto a covered patio with braai facilities and direct beach access. Kayaks and life jackets are available upon request.

Facilities

• Air Conditioning
• TV with DStv
• FREE Wi-Fi
• Indoor Braai
• Complimentary Toiletries
• Off Street Parking
• Safe For Valuables
• Kayaks and life jackets are available upon request.

Area Information

Port Nolloth originated as a railway junction for the copper-mining industry and later became a site for diamond mining. Today, it primarily serves as a fishing village for the crayfishing (rock lobster) industry. Port Nolloth is located 144 kilometers northwest of Springbok and 90 kilometers west of Steinkopf.