White Shark Accommodation
White Shark Accommodation as the name aptly describes offers you two of the finest self catering homes on the sea front in Franskraal in the Overberg, literally minutes from the Kleinbaai harbour where White Shark Cage Dive boats launch from daily.
The spacious homes offer panoramic sea views with all the necessary requirements to make your visit to this beautiful coastal town of Franskraal in the Overberg an unforgettable experience.
Melkboom and Rots En See (Rock and Sea) have been accredited 3 stars by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa thus ensuring a benchmark of quality and comfortable accommodation.
Rots En See Self Catering VillaRots en See (Rock & Surf) is a popular self catering holiday home situated on the shoreline of Franskraal near the picturesque fishing village of Gansbaai, 190 km south east of Cape Town. This fully furnished house, only a few meters from the water on a rocky peninsula covered with natural vegetation, provides a nearly 180° breathtaking view of the sea. There are five bedrooms and four bathrooms (3-en suite). The large spacious open plan kitchen and living room leads to an indoor patio with a braai area. The kitchen is fully equipped and modern with all major appliances. The house is ideal for large groups and can easily accommodate 12 people. |
Melkboom Self Catering VillaMelkboom is a self-catering holiday home situated on the shoreline of Franskraal near the picturesque fishing village of Gansbaai, 190 km south east of Cape Town. This spacious fully furnished house, only 10 meters from the water provides a breathtaking view of the sea. There are five bedrooms in the main house and 3 bathrooms (2-en suite) plus a fully equipped “granny flat” under the milkwood trees in the back of the garden. The open plan living room leads to a huge outdoor patio. The back garden is totally covered by huge milkwood trees which give a forest type atmosphere to the outside braai area. The kitchen is fully equipped with all major appliances. This living room connects the sea and the milkwood ‘forest’ and allows a unique experience of both habitats. |
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