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Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge in De Kelders is the ideal luxury getaway for family, friends, and corporate groups looking to relax and unwind.
This spacious, light-filled three-storey home offers breathtaking views of Walker Bay, creating the perfect backdrop for your stay.
A modern open-plan living area on the second floor includes a kitchen, dining area and entertainment lounge that leads to the veranda, with a splash pool and seating area.
The kitchen and scullery are equipped with high-end appliances and all the utensils you need for meal preparation.
The dining room and entertainment lounge include an indoor braai, a large friendship table and a big-screen TV.
Each bedroom offers a private balcony with stunning ocean views.
A short 100-meter walk leads to the secluded Stanford’s Bay Beach suitable for picnics, swimming and kayaking.
Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge features six beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy for every guest.
The Gansbaai Room is the only bedroom on the second floor, offering a private balcony with stunning ocean views.
Furnished with a King-size bed this serene retreat features an ensuite bathroom with a large spa bath, shower, basin, and toilet, providing the perfect space to unwind.
The Walker Bay Room is the lodge’s Honeymoon Suite, offering a private balcony with breathtaking ocean views.
Furnished with a luxurious King-size bed, the suite features an elegant ensuite bathroom with a spa bath, a shower, a basin and a toilet.
The Stanford Room features a private balcony with breathtaking ocean views.
Furnished with two single beds this comfortable space includes an ensuite bathroom with a spacious shower, basin, and toilet, ensuring a relaxing stay.
The Hermanus Room features a private balcony with stunning ocean views.
Furnished with a King-size bed this elegant room includes an ensuite bathroom with a spa bath, basin, and toilet, offering comfort and relaxation.
The De Kelders East Room offers access to a shared veranda with beautiful ocean views.
Furnished with two single beds, this cosy retreat includes an ensuite bathroom with a shower, basin, and toilet for a comfortable stay.
The De Kelders West Room provides access to a shared veranda with stunning ocean views.
Furnished with two single beds this inviting space features an ensuite bathroom with a shower, basin, and toilet, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge offers amenities that include:
Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge’s rates are as follows:
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“Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge is a phenomenal place to stay where you can see whales and all sorts of aquatic life from the comfort of your bed. It’s peaceful yet there is enough space to have a good gathering should you want to. The cooking facilities are great and there's a plunge pool too!” Joseph Green
“We had a whale of a time at this stunning house! Every single need is catered for. The spectacular sunset and fabulous fireplace made it a weekend to remember. Highly recommended!” Cea Swart
“Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge is 'n pragtige huis met alles wat jy nodig het! Van 'n ysmasjien, haardroërs in die kamers, elke kamer met sy eie TV, tot 'n verhitte swembad. Regtig 'n top klas-huis!” Maryke O
“Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge is goeie waarde vir geld as dit ‘n groot groep bespreking is. Het al die geriewe om te ontspan.” Charlene R
“There are amazing views from Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge. Every bedroom has ocean views. The large house has everything you need.” Janice
“My husband and I got married at Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge. The caretaker welcomed us. The lodge is fully equipped with everything you need and attention to detail is stunning. Our wedding took place right on the balcony overlooking the ocean! Lindie Speight
“Our stay at Whale Waters Self Catering Lodge was beautiful. We highly recommend this place to anyone seeking rest and peace.” Lydia Zingoni