Back to the Cape

All units are hotel-size, sleeping four. There is a double bed and a sleeper sofa in the main room. The staff makes the sleeper sofa into a bed, which is more than comfortable. A large mattress is added for extra comfort.

The only downside at this resort is that all units surround the restaurant and entertainment area, which I found made the apartments noisy. There is no kitchen facility either. Tea and coffee, with a small fridge, is provided, and I found the restaurants a little on the expensive side considering what other options you have outside the resort.

I was hesitant to stay at this resort, as there were no pictures on the Internet of it, but there was no reason for concern, as the resort was lovely. It had brilliant secure parking, a lovely reception (the staff was outstanding), and a nice entertainment area. It was also in a good location. It wasn't a beachfront property, so we didn't have nice views. But it was within easy walking distance to the beach, and for the first time, we were in an apartment where a sea view wasn't necessary.

I was nervous at first, but it was, without a doubt, the highlight of my holiday. The music was phenomenal, people were personal and friendly, the food was nice, and I doubt I will ever experience anything like it again. I can’t recommend it highly enough, and even though the food isn't quite to my pallet, the atmosphere, the insight, and the music is worth the visit alone. This restaurant is a must for any South African holiday

The scenery in Noordhoek was spectacular, and although I'm not a great scenery-lover, even I had to stop and admire the views. The horses were some of the best I've ever ridden (I'm not a novice), and as a rider, there is nothing better to ride along a beach at sunset. It wasn't expensive and entertained all of us.