About Whale Waters
A warm welcome awaits you at Whale Waters self-catering lodge situated on the De Kelders cliffs overlooking Walker Bay, well known for its world-renowned whale watching.
A short 100-meter walk through the Duiwelsgat Nature Reserve will lead you to the secluded Stanfords Beach, suitable for swimming and kayaking. De Kelders is nestled on the coast just before the fishing village of Gansbaai, which became famous for its great white sharks on the Danger Point Peninsula in the Overberg Region, only two hours from Cape Town.
This magnificent guest lodge has six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Each room has a breathtaking sea view and a private balcony ideal to do whale watching from and enjoy sundowner cocktails. Whale Waters guest lodge has an unobstructed view of the ocean and coastline, stretching from the white sand dunes of Die Plaat to Hermanus, and on a clear day until Cape Point.
Facilities
- Airport Shuttle
- Wheelchair Enabled
- Laundry Facilities*
- Braai/Barbecue
- Swimming Pool
- Beach
- Indoor Fireplace
- Satellite TV*
- Hiking
- Wi-Fi
- Parking on Premises
- Cosy
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Languages Spoken
- English
- Afrikaans
Grading
- 4 Stars - Tourism Grading Council of South Africa
Important Information
50% deposit needed to confirm your booking, Balance needed to be paid 7 days before arrival.
Check in time: 14h00.
Check out Time: 10h00.
No smoking inside the house.
No pets allowed.
Reviews for Whale Waters
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Whale Waters Map
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling
Things to do in and around De Kelders
Stanford's Bay
(0.8 km from De Kelders)
Located in the middle of De Kelders, Stanford's Bay is a secluded cove that is perfect for a nice swim among the rocks. There is some grass further up from the sand and plenty of rocks for the kids to play on.
Klipgat Cave Trail
(7.9 km from De Kelders)
Klipgat Cave is one of the most important historical assets in the Western Cape. Excavations between 1969 and 1995 produced stone artifacts, preserved bone tools and human remains left by Middle Stone Age folk from 65 000 – 85 000 years ago. The...
Walker Bay Nature Reserve
(2.9 km from De Kelders)
Managed by Cape Nature, Walker Bay stretches along the coast from De Kelders to the Hermanus Lagoon. Walker Bay Nature Reserve offers much for the whole family. From wide beaches to sea caves, good fishing grounds to pretty fynbos and hiking...
Die Plaat
(2.9 km from De Kelders)
Part of the Walker Bay Nature Reserve, Die Plaat is a long beach of pristine white sand and rocky limestone outcrops to the east. Access to the beach is via Normandie Street in De Kelders, and an entry fee is required. Permitted activities include...
