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Pet friendly accommodation in Struisbaai
A holiday on the very tip of Africa is a wonderful getaway for the whole family, including your four-legged companions. That’s right, it’s a pet-friendly place where you can go on all sorts of fun adventures with your furry family members. That’s why there are several options available to you when it comes to accommodation in Agulhas that allows your pets to stay with you. There’s everything from camping sites through to hotels that are open to both humans and pets. Now you can plan a trip that includes all members of your family.
Much of the pet-friendly accommodation in Struisbaai comes in the form of self-catering homes, cottages or apartments. There are also camping sites and guest houses for you to choose from. This means that you aren’t limited to where you have to stay and the price point for your holiday. You can also get a little bit – or a lot – of luxury for you and your pets, depending on where you book into. When looking at your accommodation options, don’t forget to ask about the rules for pets at each establishment. Some allow you to give your pets the run of the place, while others will have set areas for pets that give them secure spots to run around in. You can pick the option that best suits your holiday requirements.
There’s plenty to see and do in Cape Agulhas. The best part is that it is a paradise for those who love to be outdoors. You can go on numerous hikes along the beaches or up in the mountains that surround the area. If you’ve brought your dog along with you on holiday, they’ll absolutely love being able to run free on these walks, sniffing and investigating all the new sights and smells. There’s nothing quite like experiencing the joy of a dog getting to explore new grounds and getting to run free in nature – especially if you come from the city.
In the towns of Struisbaai and L’Agulhas, you’ll also find plenty of spots that welcome both you and your furry friends. There are numerous great restaurants for you to eat at, and shops and galleries to explore. Take your time wandering through the towns, chatting to the locals and getting a feel for life in this quiet corner of the world. The towns might boast a major attraction – the southern-most tip of Africa – but somehow they never feel busy, overcrowded or full of tourists. You’ll always feel welcome here.
