Las Brisas2
- Free cancellation up to 1 week before your stay!
- Capacity: 6 people
- All ages welcome
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Check-in: 14:00 to 19:00
Check-out: 10:00 - Address: Nicobar Street, Agulhas, 7285, Western Cape
- From R3 000 per night (sleeps 6)
Description
Las Brisas2 is a delightful self-catering holiday home located in Agulhas, near the Southernmost Point of Africa. Perfect for families and friends, this home offers a relaxing and comfortable coastal retreat with beautiful views and easy access to local attractions.
The home accommodates up to 6 guests across its 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Two bedrooms are furnished with double beds, one of which features an en-suite bathroom with a shower. The third bedroom offers a queen-size bed and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. An additional shared bathroom is fitted with a bath and shower.
The spacious open-plan living area is ideal for quality time, boasting comfortable seating, an indoor braai, a dining area, and a well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen includes a fridge-freezer, stove, microwave, toaster, and coffee- and tea-making facilities, making it convenient for preparing meals. Other amenities include a TV and Wi-Fi.
Outside, guests can relax in the well-maintained garden, take in the distant sea view overlooking the bay, or enjoy ample parking and a secure carport. Las Brisas2 is conveniently situated near shops and restaurants, with attractions like the Agulhas National Park, the tidal pool, and the Southern Tip of Africa just a short drive away, making it an ideal destination for a memorable holiday.
Room Arrangements
Bedroom
En-suite
1 x Double Bed
Shower, Toilet
Bedroom
En-suite
1 x Queen Bed
Shower, Toilet
Bedroom
1 x Double Bed
Bathroom
Shower, Bath, Toilet
Location
- Nicobar Street, Agulhas, 7285, Western Cape
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- Free cancellation up to 1 week before your stay!
- Capacity: 6 people
- All ages welcome
-
Check-in: 14:00 to 19:00
Check-out: 10:00 - Address: Nicobar Street, Agulhas, 7285, Western Cape