Sea front splendor. Both rooms look out over the ocean with Cape Point in the distance. This is the perfect place to come and unwind and de-stress completely. There are also many activities to do in the area. There are many hiking, walking and mountain bike trails. The property has a kitchen with two fridges and gas hob.
Nearby activities include-
Kayaking
mountain biking
hiking
horse riding
Whale Watching
bird watching
There is excellent surfing, swimming, snorkeling, diving and kiting
The village of Rooi Els is found within the Kogelburg Nature Reserve.
Considered by many to be the most beautiful of CapeNature’s protected areas, Kogelberg Nature Reserve earns that reputation largely to the fact that it occupies an area with minimal human interference. Its exceptional diversity and quality of fynbos means it is considered the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. The reserve presents perhaps the finest example of mountain fynbos in the Western Cape and is a world-renowned World Heritage Site.
At Kogelberg, a sensitive core of 18 000ha of the reserve has been kept pristine and wild. Here there is much biological diversity and conservation is the priority. Only activities which do not adversely affect natural processes and wildlife are allowed.
If you have driven along the R44 between Gordon’s Bay and Kleinmond, you would have marveled at the beauty of the Kogelberg. The reserve’s pristine beauty abounds all year round – during the blazing heat of summer when green is not what you expect, or in rains and mists of winter when torrents of water cascade down rock faces that were bone dry only weeks before.
The whole area is inspirational and one of more than 400 biosphere reserves worldwide. Kogelberg was South Africa’s first registered biosphere reserve and it encompasses the entire coastal area from Gordon’s Bay to the Bot River estuary, and inland to Grabouw and the Groenland Mountain.
