Hocus Pocus Self Catering Cottage at Paternoster

Travel to the Cape West Coast and experience one of the five best destinations in South Africa, the picturesque fishing village of Paternoster. A true magical Greece's old-world functional architectural style house based on the historical West Coast Fisherman's cottages as seen all around Paternoster. This pet friendly Hocus Pocus is a neat, whitewashed, full of character, three-star self-catering semi-detached beach cottage with a private poo. The house features an interior perfectly in keeping with its location; strung-together shells from curtain rails, a sun-kissed kitchen ta

Travel to the Cape West Coast and experience one of the five best destinations in South Africa, the picturesque fishing village of Paternoster. A true magical Greece's old-world functional architectural style house based on the historical West Coast Fisherman's cottages as seen all around Paternoster.

This pet friendly Hocus Pocus is a neat, whitewashed, full of character, three-star self-catering semi-detached beach cottage with a private poo. The house features an interior perfectly in keeping with its location; strung-together shells from curtain rails, a sun-kissed kitchen table and intriguing wicker aviary.

A sea-worn oar balustrade leads to the upstairs bedroom, where soft yellow creates stone walls and inviting linens continue the ocean feel, while French doors open onto a balcony with views. All the mod cons necessary for a peaceful weekend by the sea are provided.

The home comprises one upstairs double en-suite bedroom with a terrace leading to the downstairs braai area, one downstairs bedroom with two single beds and a private bathroom, an open-plan living and kitchen area with an indoor fireplace, and an outside patio and braai area.

Features include M-Net and DStv and all linen and bath towels are provided. Guests should bring their own beach towels, as the linen is strictly for house use only .

This picturesque fishing town, located 15 km northwest of Vredenburg, is one of the oldest coastal towns along the West Coast and is famous for its crayfish. There are many white-washed fishermen's cottages dotted along a long, white beach, while in the town, some of the atmosphere of a fishing community of a bygone era is preserved.