Villa Le Roc Kleinmond Accommodation

Sea View and 3 min walk from the beach, Villa Le Roc, self-catering Guesthouse in Kleinmond, is 1 hour’s drive from Cape Town International airport, on the Garden route (Whale route), and 20 minutes from Hermanus.  Interesting neighbouring towns are Betty’s Bay, Pringle Bay and Rooi-els. 

Accommodation at Villa Le Roc:
The spectacular Victorian building offers a home away from home.  Villa Le Roc is a luxury self-catering Guesthouse in Kleinmond, 1 hour’s drive from Cape Town International airport, on the Garden route (Whale route), and 20 minutes from Hermanus.  Interesting neighbouring towns are Betty’s Bay, Pringle Bay and Rooi-els.

Two self-catering units each comprising of a fully fitted kitchen, lounge with television, private braai area, the main bedroom en-suite with a queen-size double bed, a second bedroom with two single beds, and a shower room and toilet. 

Villa Le Roc offers you warm hospitality in peaceful and tranquil surroundings. 

Spectacular mountain and sea views, a hiking trail through Cape Fynbos (flora) at Harold Porter Botanical Garden (10 km) and safe beaches all along the ocean’s length. 

Scenic drives, whale watching, the penguins, diving, abalone, crayfish, swimming, hiking, bird watching, tennis, bowls, a 9 hole golf course in Kleinmond and an 18 hole golf course at Arabella 10 km. 

The nearest swimming beach is within walking distance of the Villa. 

In-room Facilities:
-  Wifi
-  Tea/Coffee facilities in the room
-  Bar/Fridge in room
-  Hairdryer
-  DSTV/Satellite television
-  Bathroom amenities 

Facilities On Site:
-  Well behaved pets allowed on request
-  Self-Braai area 

Area Information:
Kleinmond is in the middle of an area known as the “Heart of the Cape Fynbos floral kingdom” that is included in the world-renowned Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.  It is situated in the Overberg region of the Western Cape, South Africa. 

Its historical background is rich with stories of shipwrecks, pirates, runaway slaves, cattle-thieves and strandlopers and the area from the Bot River Vlei to Gordon’s Bay, and inland to the Groenlandberg is considered of such ecological significance, that in November 1998 it became the first UNESCO-declared Biosphere Reserve in Southern Africa. This means that the whole area is to be managed according to international principles that aim to combine conservation, sustainable use of natural resources, and wise development.