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Fly into George Airport (GRJ) followed by a 25 minutes’ drive. Off-street parking available.
The upstairs ocean-view rooms are the clear standouts, offering uninterrupted sea views from elevated vantage points and some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Wilderness. Expect extra-large room sizes, king-size extra-length beds, ceiling fans, Nespresso machines, and either a spacious shower or bath-and-shower combination, all designed to maximise comfort and calm. The Pearl Suite works well for guests who prefer immediate access to the living areas and pool terrace.
Breakfast is served daily in the open-plan living area or on the pool terrace. Complimentary tea time with drinks and snacks is offered each afternoon. There is no dinner service, but Wilderness village, just a five-minute drive, offers excellent casual dining and sundowner spots.
Windbreaker for coastal breezes, walking shoes for beach hikes, warm layers for evenings by the boma, and binoculars for dawn sea-watching.
Arrive back at the house before sunset and linger at the boma fire with a drink in hand — it’s where the atmosphere truly comes alive. Early risers should take the beach walk at first light, when the sand is untouched and the coastline feels completely private. Abalone Room is the only room without a full ocean view, offering mountain views with a glimpse of sea
Small-scale operations, minimal guest numbers, and thoughtful integration into the natural dune landscape
