Duinepos Chalets

Duinepos is a community based tourism project

The Langebaan lagoon is one of the core features of the West Coast National Park and is a RAMSAR wetland site of international importance. The Langebaan lagoon represents almost 30% of South Africa’s salt marshes.

The West Coast National Park is home to more than 250 bird species. During the summer months (December to February) about 70 000 birds migrate to the West Coast National Park from as far as Northern Russia.

Paleonthological and archeological features abound in the West Coast National Park and “Eve’s Footprints” found in the park was dated at 117 000 years old.

During the spring the strandveld is embroidered with a tapestry of multi-hued flowers that is as unique as it is idyllic.

Duinepos Chalets is situated inside the West Coast National Park, based inland in natural bush, next to the sand dunes.

The Park itself is 31 000 hectares in extent and Duinepos is 15 kilometers away from the lagoon. The closest town is Langebaan and 17 kilometers away from Duinepos.

CONSERVATION FEES
- Daily conservation fees are compulsory.
- Locals: R45 p/p out of season and August and September R64 p/p (valid till 31 October 2016)
- Foreigners: R68 p/p out of season and August and September R136 p/p (valid til 31 October 2016)
- Conservation fees are payable when entering the Park at the gate. It is not included in the accommodation and booking rates.
- PLEASE NOTE: NO AFTER HOURS GATE ACCESS - you will need to access the gate before gate closing times.

Accommodation at Duinepos Chalets
Choose any one of our 11 chalets of which 2 are disabled friendly. Each chalet is situated to ensure privacy, peace and tranquility.

Each unit sleeps 4 people comfortably with a bunk bed in the lounge area a maximum of 6 people are allowed (4 adults plus 2 children)

Each chalet offers:
- 2 bedrooms (bedding and towels included)
- Open plan kitchen (fully equipped)
- Lounge
- Fire place
- Shower and toilet
- Outside braai area