Mosselberg on Grotto Beach

Destination

Hermanus

Designed by an award-winning architect, Mosselberg guesthouse has a heated pool and a huge deck on the sea side. The honeymoon suite has a spectacular view of the bay, and each room has its own entrance, a sea-facing balcony and an option of a king-size or 2 single beds. The rooms are luxuriously appointed with a bar fridge, coffee kitchenette, safe, T.V., under floor heating, fans, and full en suite bathrooms with twin basins and heated towel rails. Your room will be serviced every morning. Superb continental and English breakfasts are served on the deck or on the veranda around the pool. Children are welcome and there are sleeper couches available in the bedrooms. For the more energetic there is access to a mountain bike trail, fantastic walks and scenic hikes on the beach, in the Fernkloof Nature Reserve or along the cliff path. Mosselberg is also conveniently located 4.5km from the Hermanus Golf course and 24km from Arabella. You can also watch the whales from your bedroom or the lounge. Relax in the heated pool or on the deck overlooking Walker Bay. Play board games and pool in the games room or read a book in one of the lounges on the large verandas. Mosselberg has a full liquor license and you have an honesty bar in your room and there is one in the lounge. Ice is supplied every evening, but available on request at any other time. We have a good selection of Walker Bay Wines available - give them a try!

Mosselberg on Grotto Beach Amenities

The bedrooms at African Pride Mosselberg on Grotto Beach are individually decorated and named after different aspects from the area: SR(Honeymoon Suite) - the Southern Right Whale for which Hermanus has became known for SB(Luxury Suite) - the Cape Sugarbird with its long orange and yellow tail FB(Luxury Suite) - the Fynbos flora in the garden and surrounding areas P(Luxury Suite) - the typical South African Pinotage grape, a cultivar originating from the Hermitage and Pinot Noir grapes O(Luxury Suite) - Olives that are cultivated in the Hemel and Aarde Valley.

Directions To Mosselberg on Grotto Beach

DIRECTIONS TO MOSSELBERG ON GROTTO BEACH N2, direction Somerset West. Stay on the N2, pass Somerset West EITHER Go up Sir Lowry's Pass, pass the turn offs to Elgin & Grabouw, and continue up the Houw Hoek Pass. On the top you will see a sign which says: Welcome to the Overberg As you descend the other side you will get to a very sharp hairpin bend corner and immediately after that you will begin to see the signs for the turn off to Hermanus - R43. You feed off to the left and cross the N2 on a flyover. ALTERNATELY: Turn off the N2 at the bottom of Sir Lowry's Pass (on the Cape Town side of the mountain, before you begin the climb) towards Gordon's Bay, and follow the scenic R44 around the coast past Rooiels, Pringle Bay, Betty's Bay (stop at Stoney Point and see the Penguins!) and Kleinmond. This road ends at a T-Junction with the R43. Turn right towards Hermanus. This route takes about 20minutes longer but is really beautiful. 24Kms later you arrive in the centre of Hermanus and will eventually get to a traffic light which will force you to turn left. 3.5Kms further you will reach a very big traffic circle. (roundabout) Go straight at the circle, direction Stanford, for another 2Km. Turn right in 13th Ave, till you reach a stop sign about 150m in the direction of the sea. Turn left in 10th Street and we are about 100m further on you right (sea side).

Area Attractions

The Southern Right Whale for which Hermanus has became known for. The Cape Sugarbird with its long orange and yellow tail. The Fynbos flora in the garden and surrounding areas. The typical South African Pinotage grape, a cultivar originating from the Hermitage and Pinot Noir grapes. Olives that are cultivated in the Hemel and Aarde Valley. There are numerous Wine farms within a 10km radius of the property, the Fernkloof Nature Reserve is within close proximity, a beer brewery, whale watching, shark diving, horseback riding, golf, cycling, gym & scuba diving!