The Loerie’s View
Young Terrace, Constantia Kloof Road, 6560 Wilderness, South Africa
Free Wifi
Beach Front
Free Parking
| Accommodation | Self Catering Holiday Home |
|---|---|
| Facilities | Beachfront, Family rooms, Free parking, Free WiFi, Non smoking rooms |
| Suburb | Constantia Kloof Road |
About The Loerie’s View
The Loerie’s View, located in Wilderness, offers self-catering accommodations with a wood-beamed ceiling. On-site parking is available for a fee. The house has a lounge area with a couch and a satellite LCD TV, and a terrace. It comes with a fully fitted kitchen.
The panoramic terrace has a table, benches, and a barbecue. Over the summer, visitors will eat their meals here. The Loerie’s View is a 10-minute walk from the nearest beach in Wilderness. The closest airport is George Airport, which is 25 kilometres away.
Restaurants in Wilderness
Salina’s
Salinas Beach Restaurant is situated in the idyllic Garden Route town of Wilderness, South Africa. Immerse yourself in a world where tastes abound and sumptuous sights encompass.
Salina’s offers good, simple and honest cooking inspired by the coastlines of Spain and brewed with local talent and character.
- Website: www.salinas.co.za
- Tel: 044 877 0001
The Girls on the Square
Award Winner Top 10 Restaurant Garden Route – Best Casual Dining
The Girl`s on the Square, Wilderness, Garden Route, South Africa offers a unique dining experience with professional service by people who are passionate about what they do!!
- Website: www.thegirls.co.za
- Tel: 044 877 0445
The Loerie’s View
Young Terrace, Constantia Kloof Road, 6560 Wilderness, South Africa
About Wilderness
Wilderness is a renowned holiday getaway town along the N2 national highway on the Garden Route in the Western Cape, South Africa, about Fifteen km east of George and 450 km east of Cape Town. Its pristine sand beach with a total length of eight km and also the warm waters of the Indian Ocean help to make this fine holiday destination, amongst other things, a place to go for aquatic sports fans.
The N2 divides Wilderness in two – while a small number of houses and hotels have been constructed in a dune section close to the beach, the business region and the rest of the town are located along the motorway and lagoon. The lagoon’s mountainous land section possesses abundant vegetation in its forest areas, like ericas, ferns, milkwood trees, orchids and proteas. The freshwater of mountain rivers and the Indian Ocean’s seawater also creates an appropriate home for aquatic mammals, such as dolphins.
The 2 612 hectare National Wilderness Park is positioned east of the town and runs 28 km along the sea. Just about all 230 animal species have been registered here, like 79 of South Africa’s 95 waterfowl species. Book sea view hotels in Wilderness with Garden Route Stays!
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