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Meetsnoere

Wilderness - South Africa

Email Meetsnoere Reservations: booksa@madbookings.com

· Full Bar
· Television
· Video
· Tea & Coffee making facilities

Each room is tastefully furnished, includes all modern conveniences and has a private lounge.
In summer you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the ocean or relax with a sundowner alongside the swimming pool.

During winter cuddle up under a blanket in front of the fireplace in the communal lounge, gazing at the beautiful ocean view and enjoying a glass of sherry.

Nestled right on the Wilderness beach, it is where style, luxury and privacy blend with the natural beauty of one of the most stunning coastal locations in South Africa.
Some of the best culinary restaurants in South Africa within a mile, along with animal sanctuaries and vineyards for day time excursions.
A wealth of entertainment!

Meetsnoere Facilities

Property Type:
· house (terraced)
Accommodation Type:
· self-catering
· bed & breakfast

General:
· linen provided
· daily maid service
· towels provided
· safe
· staff

Kitchen: grill, stove, kitchen, dish washer, fridge, freezer, hob, oven, microwave, washing machine, clothes dryer.
Living Room: fireplace, comfy seating for 10 people
Dining: dining area, seating for 10 people
Bathrooms: 4 Bathrooms, Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Jacuzzi, Bidet.
· Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
· Bathroom 3 - Toilet, Bath with Shower
· Bathroom 4 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
Bedrooms:
· 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
· Bathroom 1 - King Size Bed
· Bathroom 2 - Queen Size Bed
· Bathroom 3 - King Size Bed
· Bathroom 4 - Double Bed
Entertainment: TV, satellite, radio, stereo system, CD, audio tape player, DVD.
Internet Access:
· dialup access
· internet access
Outside: child's swing, barbecue, parking, garage, garden, terrace, balcony, 20 garden chairs, 4 deck chairs.
Swimming Pools:
· private secluded pool
· outdoor pool
Suitability:
· pets not allowed
· suitable for elderly or infirm
· children welcome
· non smoking only
· wheelchair inaccessible

Garden Route:
2 to 5 day golf schools for every standard of golfer, beginners to advanced with 8 PGA qualified professionals and a state of the art video swing analysis suite.

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS:
If you're looking for an action packed holiday adventure, Wilderness is your playground.
- Bird watching
- Hiking
- Paragliding
- Diving
- Riding
- Mountain hiking
- Canoeing
- Abseiling
- Surfing and much, much more.

Enquire about our reputable, accredited adventure companies and tour operations, run by trained professionals whose only concern is your safety and enjoyment.

Eden Adventures offers canoe or bicycle hire, abseiling, kloofing and day trips. Take your children on an adventure - discover Kidbuddie Adventure Farm playground, obstacle course, farmyard and secret forest.

Follow bridle paths on horseback with Perdepoort.
Experience the freedom of paragliding with Cloudbase Paragliding and S.A. Paragliding Adventures.

So much to do, whether you're a beginner or advanced, Wilderness provides all the entertainment you'll ever need, (Contact details overleaf) Some of our natural attractions include the 800 year old Big Tree in Woodville and boating or fishing at Island Lake.
Take a leisurely hike then picnic at the waterfall above Ebb & Flow in Wilderness National Park. Take a scenic drive to Map of Africa in Wilderness Heights with panoramic views over Wilderness. Experience whales and dolphins from Dolphin Point.

ARTS & CRAFTS:
The tranquil beauty of Wilderness is a great source of inspiration, so it's not surprising that Wilderness boasts many talented artists and regular craft markets.
Enjoy a leisurely ramble through the mountains and farms visiting enterprising artists and crafters in their studios. Browse the Wilderness Craft Market on the last Sunday of every month on the banks of the Touw River, the S Wilderness Village Market every second Sunday and the Milkwood Village I Market every Friday from 16:00.

BEACHES: Visit our beautiful beaches at Leentjiesklip, Touw River Mouth and The Boardwalk on 6th Ave, The Fisherman's walk on 8th Ave and Kleinkrantz for fishing, sunbathing, swimming, surfing or a leisurely stroll. Refer to map for details. Please take care when swimming as there are strong currents.

TRIPS:
Enjoy the many scenic drives in and around Wilderness. Take a drive along White's Road, visit the viewpoint at the Map of Africa, experience the Seven Passes road and the Big Tree at Woodville. Oudtshoorn, Knysna, Mossel Bay, Sedgefield and Plettenberg Bay are all within close proximity to Wilderness.

NATURE:
The conglomerate of different habitats - forests, rivers, the lakes and floodplains, the sea and mountains makes Wilderness an Utopia for bird-lovers. More than 230 bird species have been sighted.

WILDERNESS NATIONAL PARK:
Wilderness National Park stretches from the Touw River mouth to the Swartvlei estuary and beyond, where it links with the Goukamma Nature Reserve, giving welcome protection to six lakes and the Serpentine, which is the winding strip of water joining Island Lake to the Touw River at the Ebb-and-flow campsite.
There is an International convention, known as the Ramsar Convention, on wetlands of international importance, especially as waterfowl habitats.
South Africa was an early signatory of the convention and has designated 12 Ramsar sites so far, one of which is made up by the Serpentine, Langvlei and Rondevlei.
Their main objective is to protect, preserve and promote the wise use of wetlands.
The Parks Board has also been instrumental in developing a network of beautiful hiking paths and trails with bird hides strategically located at various spots.

HIKES & TRAILS:
The rich diversity of Wilderness makes exploring nature's bounty on foot a memorable experience.
There are a number of day walks and nature trails within the natural surroundings of conserved forestry areas, nature reserves and the Wilderness National Park, the choice varies from mild to strenuous.
Enjoy the many paths that penetrate deep into the tranquil forests or trails overlooking the unspoilt lakes of Wilderness.
Don't forget your binoculars, sunscreen, a sun hat and good walking shoes as well as drinking water, a bird reference book and your camera.

WHALE WATCHING:
The best time for whale watching is from July to October when Southern Right whales can be seen all along our coast. Dolphin Point, 6th Avenue and Flat Rock (Beach Hotel) provides great lookout points. Throughout the year dolphins can be seen playing in the surf.

Email Meetsnoere Reservations: booksa@madbookings.com