Sandpiper

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests10
• Bedrooms5
• Bathrooms5
• Minimum Stay7-10 Nights
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• • FEATUREPool

Sandpiper is a 5 star graded property offering Cape St Francis accommodation for up to 10 guests.

About Sandpiper

Sandpiper offers Cape St Francis accommodation in Cape St Francis Resort. The resort ticks all the boxes as a perfect beach holiday destination. Apart from the exquisite beach and a wide choice of sporting facilities there is more than just the sand, sea, sun and sport and Cape St Francis Resort is the perfect base from which to explore the entire St Francis region.

Self Catering Accommodation

There are five bedrooms, two rooms are furnished with a King-size bed, one is furnished with Queen-size bed and two furnished with twin beds. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. Two of the bathrooms also have a bath.

The sea facing bedrooms have superb views over the beach, Seal Point and the historic lighthouse and Indian Ocean beyond whilst the garden rooms look onto villa's garden.

The kitchen is fully equipped for a comfortable self catering stay and is fitted with a gas oven and hob, microwave oven, fridge / freezer and dishwasher.

The villa has a spacious open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area opening onto a private deck with its own swimming (plunge) pool. The lounges are beautifully furnished with large comfortable couches and large screen television with selected satellite TV channels.

The house has a private access path to the beach.

Activities

The area is renowned as a water sport paradise with surfing, kite-surfing, surf ski and canoe paddling on the beautiful waters off both Cape St Francis and St Francis Bay's as well as on the nearby Kromme River.

For golfers, the top ten rated St Francis Links offers the keen golfer an excellent challenge of links golf with the nearby St Francis Bay Golf Club offering an easier but still challenging round of golf.

Cape St Francis is a hiker's wonderland with excellent hiking paths that meander through the nature reserves, at times emerging along the rugged coastline.