De Kleine Venster
Lamberts Bay
About De Kleine Venster
This is an open plan apartment that is situated on the ground floor and is a garden apartment.
The apartment can accommodate 2 people and has a TV with limited channels; Easy View, a microwave, a bar fridge, an oven with two plates, all crockery, bedding and bath towels.
The unit is walking distance from the sea. There is double parking on the grass next to the apartment.
- Response Rate: 92%
- Enquiry Response Time: 182 hours
- Minimum stay: 1 Days
- Type: Self-catering
- Sleeps: 2
- Check-in: 2:00 PM Check-out: 10:00 AM
Facilities
- Beach
- Satellite TV*
- No Credit Card Facilities
- Parking on Premises
- Romantic
Languages Spoken
- English
- Afrikaans
Important Information
No pets and no smoking in the apartment.
Only a maximum of 2 persons, customers should contact the owner of apartment before arrival for any other questions from resolved.
De Kleine Venster Rooms
De Kleine Venster Map
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling
Things to do in and around Lamberts Bay
Elands Bay Wildflowers
(27.1 km from Lamberts Bay)
Elands Bay and the neighbouring villages of Redelinghuys, Velddrif and Aurora are magical destinations during the spring wildflower season. Meander along the quiet country back roads for amazing flower discoveries.
Elands Bay Beach
(23.8 km from Lamberts Bay)
Elands Bay beach is well known as a great surfing spot, particularly for the legendary left break. The pristine white sandy beach is seemingly endless, perfect for long walks and sun tanning. There are plenty of beach-based things to do and see...
Vensterklip Farm Pub
(25.8 km from Lamberts Bay)
The beautiful historical Vensterklip Farm has a lovely cosy pub and restaurant built inside a 300-year-old barn! This pub teems with life and has an warm and welcoming Afrikaner atmosphere.
Elands Bay Rock Art Cave
(24.4 km from Lamberts Bay)
Hidden in the caves above Baboon Point on the mountain above Elands Bay Beach are the most beautiful cave paintings. These were done by the Bushmen who lived in this area thousands of years ago. The University of Cape Town also has an archeological...