Private Bungalow In Fynbos Nature Reserve
Private Bungalow In Fynbos Nature Reserve
Casa d'Italo
Description
Casa d'Italo self-catering accommodation is the kind of place you very rarely find in this frenetic world. Wake up to the sweet sounds of birds singing and escape to a tranquil paradise in this stunning bungalow located in a private fynbos nature reserve. The bungalows are perfect for couples or small families, to escape, relax and unwind. The space The Bungalows are ideal for close friends sharing a communal space. Pin Cushion and Protea bungalows are situated in a semi-detached dwelling, private separate sleeping arrangement with own kitchen area, and outdoor leisure braai and picnic bench to enjoy the outdoors. Guest access The property is approximately 600-hectares, offering a peaceful space for nature lovers, with plenty of open space for hiking and bird watching. Please note that access to Casa d'Italo is via a 6km sandy road. While most vehicles can manage it without issue, we kindly advise that vehicles with very low ground clearance are not recommended. A standard car or SUV will be perfectly suitable. The private beach is accessible by 4x4 vehicle. Other things to note If you are interested in hiking on the property, please pack suitable walking shoes. Our property is powered by solar energy. In the event that there is not enough power, we have a generator that can be used to top up the batteries. However, please note that the generator will only be run during the day to minimize noise and environmental impact. The water on our property comes from a borehole and rainwater. Please note that there are nearby bungalows that can be occupied by other guests, and we kindly ask that all guests respect each other's privacy. Aside from these bungalows, the property is a private space for guests to enjoy.
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South Africa · Western Cape · StanfordCommunity Book-Direct Links
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