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Waterland Lodge

Lodge in Hout Bay, Cape Town, bookable through our booking partner.

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Waterland Lodge is a lodge in Hout Bay, Cape Town.

The photograph above shows Hout Bay and its surroundings, not the property itself.

Location

The property stands about 5.6 km north-east of Hout Bay Harbour. It lies roughly 9.6 km from the Company’s Garden in a straight line.

Accommodation at a glance

  • Property type: Lodge
  • Destination: Hout Bay, Cape Town
  • Setting: About 5.6 km north-east of Hout Bay Harbour

Exploring Hout Bay from here

Hout Bay is a valley and working fishing harbour on the Atlantic coast, ringed by the Sentinel, Chapman’s Peak and the Constantiaberg. Boats to Duiker Island leave from the harbour, and the Bay Harbour Market trades in the old fish factory buildings. Chapman’s Peak Drive climbs south towards Noordhoek.

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