Not surprisingly, this fishing village has become a favourite getaway for travellers and weary city dwellers seeking to escape to a seaside hideaway.

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1 Just a 90-minute drive from Cape Town lies Paternoster, a picturesque fishing village off the West Coast. Framed by indigenous fynbos, scenic white beaches and rocky outcrops hugging the Atlantic Ocean, Paternoster s distinctive beauty is reflected in multi-coloured fishing boats dotted along kilometres of unspoilt beach and whitewashed houses with blue shutters reminiscent of the Greek isles. Not surprisingly, this fishing village has become a favourite getaway for travellers and weary city dwellers seeking to escape to a seaside hideaway. If you are a cultural adventurer or history enthusiast looking to immerse yourself in a Paternoster breakaway with a difference, then Kliphuisie, a cosy two-bed cottage situated in the heart of the village is a great option.

2 This traditional self-catering fishermen s cottage has been carefully preserved over the years to retain its original historic and cultural ambience. Within walking distance of the beach and village restaurants, Kliphuisie offers a lively glimpse into how the warm-hearted locals who call this relaxed West Coast village home live every day. In close touch with nature and the sea, the villagers are known for their humour and hospitality. Like the visitors to their historic village, Paternoster folk love the unspoilt beaches, sunshine and relaxed atmosphere. ACCOMMODATION Cultural enthusiasts will relish the artistic charm and vibrant interiors that enhance Kliphuisie s history-infused ambience. With its age-weathered rough stone walls and paint-bedecked front door, this welcoming retreat offers comfortable accommodation for two. The cosy bedroom with queen-sized bed has an en suite bathroom with natural stone shower. The kitchenette flows onto a country-style lounge and dining area, livened by furnishings in lively orange, red and cerise. With its own snug fireplace, the well-equipped kitchen area provides an inviting space to prepare a meal of fresh seafood bought from a fisherman s boat in the village harbour.

3 In winter, Kliphuisie s indoor fireplace is especially appealing to cuddle up with a special partner against the chill of the outdoors. Kliphuisie guests also have a covered back patio with patio furniture and outdoor barbeque. After a brisk beach walk or visit to one of the many attractions in and around Paternoster, this is a charming place to unwind and enjoy a glass of wine. What makes Kliphuisie special? Comfortable furnishings and the addition of many thoughtful details like wood and firelighters ready to light when you arrive.

4 With its setting nestled amid other fishing cottages in the heart of the village, Kliphuisie offers a unique hands-on cultural experience of West Coast village life. As a cosy cottage in one of the most charming villages on the Cape West Coast, Kliphuisie is perfect for a relaxing couples weekend breakaway FACILITIES If soaking up Paternoster s rich cultural ambience and cheerful village residents, or experiencing the many activities in the area are not enough, you could simply do what many Kliphuisie guests do simply practice the art of doing as little as possible. Kliphuisie offers all the amenities for an enjoyable self-catering experience. The well-equipped kitchenette includes mini stove, fridge and microwave. For coach potatoes, the cottage also has TV and select DSTV channels. As a self-catering cottage, you have the freedom of preparing your own meals when it suits you, but for those who like to eat out, Paternoster has several restaurants that feature the delicious seafood characteristic of the area. If you want more lavish culinary fare, the nearby five-star Abalone House Boutique Guesthouse elevates opulence and luxury to a new level in its decadent Reuben s restaurant. Please note that keys are collected at Abalone House.

5 GPS COORDINATES OF KLIPHUISIE Latitude: Longitude: DIRECTIONS: From Cape Town: travel north on the R27, turn left at the Vredenburg turn-off and travel through Vredenburg to Paternoster. The entire trip is ± 140km. From Cape Town International Airport: travel towards Cape Town on the N2, take the N7 - Malmesbury/ Goodwood turnoff (Vanguard Drive) and turn right towards Malmesbury. Travel north on the N7 and turn left at the Melkbosstrand turn-off. Continue to the R27. Turn right onto the R27 and travel north, past Yzerfontein and Langebaan until you get to the Vredenburg turn-off. Turn left at the Vredenburg turn-off and travel through Vredenburg to Paternoster. The entire trip is ± 155km KEY DEPOSIT: A R deposit is required in the event of any breakages or loss of any of the items found in your unit. Should there be any breakages or loss of any of the items in your unit, the deposit is then not returnable. If all is in order then your deposit will be returned on your departure. CENTRAL RESERVATIONS Tel: or bookings@southofafrica.com