Beach House Accommodation – Oyster

What is essentially a fishing village today, Port Nolloth lies on the bay known by the indigenous Namaqualand people as “Aukwatowa”, it was the last landfall the Portuguese explorer Bartholomeu Dias sighted before he and his ship were blown off course and out to sea for 13 days.This is a fully furnished flat situated on the beachfront. There are three double bedrooms and two additional single beds. There is an open-plan kitchen, lounge with a TV with DStv and dining area overlooking beach. The house has an outdoor braai area and a single garage available. Wi-Fi is available in

What is essentially a fishing village today, Port Nolloth lies on the bay known by the indigenous Namaqualand people as “Aukwatowa”, it was the last landfall the Portuguese explorer Bartholomeu Dias sighted before he and his ship were blown off course and out to sea for 13 days.

This is a fully furnished flat situated on the beachfront. There are three double bedrooms and two additional single beds. There is an open-plan kitchen, lounge with a TV with DStv and dining area overlooking beach. The house has an outdoor braai area and a single garage available. Wi-Fi is available in some of the units.