Discover the Unforgettable dk Villas Dwarskersbos Experience

I have something truly special to share with you today – dk Villas Dwarskersbos. This extraordinary destination is like a breath of fresh air, offering an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe.

A Slice of Paradise

Imagine stepping into a world where pristine white sandy beaches stretch as far as the eye can see. The gentle sound of crashing waves fills your ears as a soft ocean breeze caresses your skin. This is Dwarskersbos, a hidden gem on the West Coast of South Africa.

With its untouched natural beauty, blissful tranquility, and breathtaking sunsets, Dwarskersbos is a true slice of paradise. It’s a place where you can escape the chaos of everyday life and immerse yourself in pure serenity.

Dreamlike Accommodations

At dk Villas Dwarskersbos, we understand the importance of creating an unforgettable stay. That’s why we offer a selection of dreamlike accommodations that will surpass your expectations.

Each villa is meticulously designed to provide you with the ultimate comfort and luxury. From stylish furnishings to modern amenities, every detail has been carefully curated with your enjoyment in mind.

Endless Experiences

When you stay at dk Villas Dwarskersbos, you’ll have access to a world of incredible experiences. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, adventure seeker, or simply looking to relax and rejuvenate, there’s something for everyone.

Explore the wonders of nature with long walks on the beach, bird watching, or even whale spotting. Indulge in thrilling water sports like surfing or kiteboarding. Unwind and pamper yourself with a spa treatment or simply lounge by the infinity pool with a good book.

Whatever your heart desires, dk Villas Dwarskersbos has it all.

Your Unforgettable Escape Awaits

If you’re looking for an unforgettable getaway that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and inspired, then dk Villas Dwarskersbos is the perfect choice.

Visit us today and discover the wonders that await you in this little slice of paradise.

So, my family and I decided to take a break from the crowded beaches near Cape Town for our school holiday, and we opted to go a bit further up the Cape’s West Coast to enjoy a few relaxing days in Dwarskersbos.

The moment I set foot in the beautiful beach apartment at Dwarskersbos, something caught my attention. It was those small things that set it apart from other beach cottages I’ve experienced before. You see, dk villas Dwarskersbos has a way of being understated, just as a beach house should be, but it also adds luxurious touches that elevate your stay.

Main bedroom. Image: supplied.

Let’s talk about the Bâtons à parfum vanilla fragrance diffusers. They are these fancy little things that make your room smell really nice. I liked them so much that I looked them up online to see if I could buy them in Cape Town. But then I saw that they cost about R600 each, so I decided they were more of a luxury than a necessity.

I have to say, though, the Hotel Collection bathrobes in the rooms were a nice touch. And they had these small but thoughtful details, like a hand towel in charcoal color with ‘make-up remover’ written on it. It’s the perfect towel to use when you need to take off your makeup at the end of the day. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve used a fluffy white hotel towel to dry my face, only to find out later that my mascara or foundation was still there.

When I arrived at dkVillas The Boardwalk in Hout Bay, I was greeted with a delightful surprise – champagne and chocolates. It instantly reminded me of my previous visit, where I was also treated to these indulgences. After settling in, I decided to take a leisurely walk to the beach, which was conveniently close by.

The bay in Hout Bay is quite expansive, stretching from St Helena Bay all the way up north to the Rocher Pan Nature Reserve, with Eland’s Bay just before it. Eland’s Bay is known for its fantastic surf, but the waves here in Hout Bay were more gentle and perfect for a bit of body boarding.

As the evening arrived, we decided to have a braai and enjoy our meal outside on the enclosed stoep. The warm summer evening provided the perfect backdrop, as the sun’s last rays painted the sky with a breathtaking symphony of colors.

When I woke up the next morning, everything was covered in mist. I grabbed a cup of coffee from the machine and settled in to watch cricket on TV while my teenagers hopped on the WiFi to stay entertained. Once the mist cleared around noon, we made our way to the beach. The ocean was cool and refreshing, not as cold as the waters in Clifton or Blouberg to the south.

We were so happy just hanging out on the patio and grilling in the summer heat that we didn’t feel like going out to eat at any of the local restaurants. Although, we heard that Charlie’s Brewhouse and Russells on the Port are great options. They’re located on the nearby Port Own marina, which feels like a little European port with all the yachts floating around.

One morning, I cooked some eggs for breakfast. But if you’re feeling more adventurous in the kitchen, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s equipped with top-notch appliances and kitchenware.

I can’t help but smile as I recall my exhilarating experience boogie boarding in the shallows. The refreshing touch of the ocean on my skin was pure bliss. The pristine beach at Dwarskersbos stretched out before me, adorned with seashells waiting to be discovered. On our final day, my daughter and I delighted in taking a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, collecting shells as we went.

As we walked, our eyes were treated to the mesmerizing sight of sandwich terns diving into the ocean, swiftly grabbing their fishy breakfasts. Majestic seagulls gracefully wandered and soared above the beach, effortlessly claiming the sky as their own. We were always greeted with warmth by the couples hand in hand, the content dog walkers, and the fathers and sons engrossed in their cricket games on the sandy terrain.

It felt bittersweet to bid farewell to this enchanting place. We could have easily spent an entire week here, lost in the timeless blend of relaxation and joyful moments. I can’t help but yearn for more lazy days that seamlessly merge into one another, creating a medley of laughter and tranquility. This brief encounter with nature’s beauty has left an indelible mark on my heart.

Cost: You can stay at this beautiful villa for R1,790 per night from October 1, 2018 to December 14, 2018, and from January 7, 2019 to April 30, 2019. If you visit during the high season between December 15, 2018 and January 6, 2019, the nightly rate is R2,300. And from May 1, 2019 to September 30, 2019, the rate goes down to R1,330 per night. The villa can accommodate up to 4 people.

Contact: To make a reservation and learn more about this villa, you can get in touch with Johann de Kock at 0829220775 or send an email to [email protected] You can also visit their website at dkvillas.co.za.

Dk villas Dwarskersbos. Image: supplied.

What to do in and around Dwarskersbos

Hey there, if you’re looking for fun things to do in Dwarskersbos, I’ve got you covered! Here are some amazing activities you can try out:

First things first, let’s talk about the beach. You can enjoy swimming, paddling, and basically any other beach activity you can think of. The only thing you can’t do here is surf. But don’t worry, if you’re up for some big waves, just head over to Eland’s Bay, which is just a short 40-minute drive away.

Now, if you want to go on a relaxing boat cruise, you should definitely check out Tollie’s River and Boat Cruises. They offer a 1.5-hour trip up the Berg River. It’s only R150 per person, and kids under 10 can join for R75. They have two departure times, 11am and 6pm in summer, and an hour earlier in winter. To book your spot, you can call them at 079 763 6966 or 084 206 6219, or email them at [email protected]

If you’re into birdwatching, you should definitely visit the Rocher Pan Nature Reserve. It’s located about 10km north of Dwarskersbos and offers some amazing opportunities to spot different bird species.

And last but not least, make sure to visit the West Coast Fossil Park. It’s about 40km south of Dwarskersbos and is a fascinating place to learn about fossils. If you’re interested, you can contact them at 022 766 1606 or [email protected]