We (Mike and Lindy) are your host and hostess. Our aim is to make you as comfortable and relaxed as possible beginning the day with a good breakfast when you are ready (not when we are ready….)
We are passionate about Hout Bay and are happy to share all the little special things we know of with you.
Mike speaks English, Dutch, a little German and French (and in his sleep).
Lindy speaks English and Dutch. |






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Cape Town and V&A Waterfront (20 min drive along the coastal road)
Cable Car ride up Table Mountain or drive up Signal Hill
Robben Island day trip – you need to book well in advance!
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (enjoy the Summer Sunset Concerts …)
Topless buss tours (hop on-hop off)
Museums, galleries
Green Market Square
Company Gardens
And lots more ……….
Hout Bay Offers
Consulate General for your Hout Bay passport
3 friendly and helpful information bureaus
Lovely beach and safe bathing
Watersports, sailing and angling / lots of fresh fish
Champagne cruises and chartered yacht cruises
Seal Island Boat trips
Working harbour and morning craft market
Horseback riding
Scenic drives and walks
Whale and Dolphin viewing
World of Birds and museums
The Topless Bus from Hout Bay to Cape Town (hop on – hop off)
The Original T-bag Company
Sunday Craft Market
Day trips all over the peninsula
Township tour of Imizamu Yethu where you meet and greet …
Jikeleza (a chance to dance) a dance project which serves the needs of children
And last but not least…….
A good variety of restaurants and shops |
Staff
Cedrick is maintenance manager and gardener and on-site car valet.
Bernie is our housekeeper, (and can cook up a delicious curry if you prefer to eat in!)
Both are generous with their smiles, laughter and helpfulness. |
Our 4-footers Wally, Diesel and Floortje (meaning little flower) are friendly and alert. Their job is to welcome you and make certain that the property is guarded day and night. This they do diligently always making sure our guests come and go safely and that Sorgh Vliet Lodge retains is atmosphere of peace and tranquillity.
Bartje our ‘pog’ (pig who thinks he is a dog!) has recently joined the family and is entertaining! |
The Tellington TTouch Equine Awareness Method is a teaching method for horses that incorporates body work, ground exercises and riding exercises to help improve co-ordination, balance, and athletic ability whilst deepening further communication and understanding between the horse and its owner/carer.
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