Perlemoenskulp @ Sandspoor

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests7
• Bedrooms2
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay2-3 Nights

Perlemoenskulp @ Sandspoor is a property for self catering in St Helena Bay for up to 7 guests visiting the Cape West Coast region.

About Perlemoenskulp @ Sandspoor

Bordering the Groot Paternoster Private Nature Reserve and boasting unobstructed views of the ocean, Sandspoor is the place where you can find the calm you seek and the tranquillity you need.

Perlemoenskulp at Sandspoor is a self-catering holiday home in St Helena Bay. The ocean is just a few steps away, transforming your backyard with the brightest of blues or different palettes of grey, depending on its mood (or weather).

Self Catering Accommodation

Perlemoenskulp is a fully equipped holiday house offering accommodation in St Helena Bay for four adults and three children.

The house has two bedrooms on the first floor of the home, both of which are furnished with a double bed. One bedroom also has a single bed. The rooms each have an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, basin and toilet. The bedrooms open to the patio which have breath-taking views of the ocean.

The fully tiled lower level is open plan and comfortably furnished. There is an indoor braai area, a lounge, dining room table and well-equipped kitchen. The house has a fireplace and full DStv.

Establishment Facilities

• Secure parking
• Braai area
• DStv
• Wi-Fi

Activities and Attractions

True to the West Coast, the winter months turn the landscape into a green carpet decorated with flowers, whilst the dryer summer months attract the wildlife, including deer, to the garden. Bird lovers will not be disappointed and sometimes do not even require a lot of patience before spotting the graceful falcons or the noble and dignified owls.

Attractions in and around Paternoster and St Helena Bay include the Cape Columbine Lighthouse, shopping at Oep ve Koop, Drikus Horse Riding, having lunch at any of the fantastic restaurants, visiting Stone Fish Studio and Gallery, going kayaking or walking the Five Bay Trail.