Cwebe Dwesa Accommodation

Percy's Place is a large double-storey house on the main road of Kei Mouth. It is close to the shops and the beach. This unit is a great accommodation option for a large group on holiday in the area.

Henning's Place is a lovely three-bedroom house, situated in Kei Mouth. Close to East London on the Wild Coast, Kei Mouth lies on the banks of the Great Kei River which flows for about 225 km before ending at the Indian Ocean by the small village.

Bradfields Place is a double-story house overlooking the river mouth, situated in Kei Mouth. Close to East London on the Wild coast, Kei Mouth lies on the bank of the Great Kei River which flows for about 225 km before ending at the Indian Ocean by the small village.

The Wendy House is a lovely wooden family home situated in Kei Mouth. It consists of two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortable lounge area and a wooden deck.

Die Pophuis is a self-catering cottage located on the Wild Coast, Kei Mouth lies on the bank of the Great Kei River which flows for about 225 km before ending at the Indian Ocean at the small village.

The Nuthouse is a lovely self-catering house located on the Wild Coast, Kei Mouth lies on the bank of the Great Kei River which flows for about 225 km before ending at the Indian Ocean at the small village.

Phumla is a lovely house situated in Kei Mouth, where there is no shortage of things to do and the outdoor lifestyle is given a boost by the sheer beauty of the surroundings.

Drury's House is within walking distance of the beach and has beautiful sea views. It is situated in Kei Mouth. The beaches, lined by wooded sand dunes, fynbos and indigenous vegetation, are wide and expansive and invite beach combing and long walks.

Dr Malusi is a stunning double-storey house situated in Kei Mouth. The beaches are lined by wooded sand dunes, fynbos and indigenous vegetation. They are wide and expansive, and invite beachcombing and long walks.

Myburgh's Place is a lovely family house situated in Kei Mouth. The beaches are lined with wooded sand dunes, fynbos and indigenous vegetation. They are wide and expansive, and invite beachcombing and long walks.