Approximately half of the St Francis is constructed around the
largest man made web of canals and waterways in Africa. The Kromme
River, noted for the wild flowers growing along its banks, winds
its way to the ocean and provides a paradise for anglers,
canoeists, windsurfers and boaters.
Nature lovers could lose themselves in the natural beauty of the
area, with superb hiking and biking trails in the nature reserve,
along the dune river system or the vast white beaches. Bird life is
abundant in the St Francis Bay area. The waters of the bay are
world-famous for their perfect surfing waves and are ideally suited
to almost any type of water-sport. Dolphins and whales certainly
seem to think so as they play in the water alongside the surfers.
St Francis Bay also boasts some of the finest rock and surf angling
along the east coast. Adjacent to St Francis Bay is the rustic
fishing village of Cape St Francis, with its beautiful beach and
historic lighthouse.
Thatchwood
Come and experience what St Francis Bay has to offer from the
comfort and warmth of Thatchwood.
Tel:+27 (0)42 294 0082 WebsiteEmail
Oyster Bay
Located between Knysna and Port Elizabeth lies Oyster Bay Lodge,
a beautiful Coastal Reserve which is set on 235 hectares and incorporates magnificent dunes...
Tel:+27 (0)42 297 0150 WebsiteEmail
Beach Break
Three luxurious, private and secluded villas providing
accommodation on the dunes overlooking the Cape St Francis
beach.Self –catering or bed and breakfast.
Tel:+27 (0)42 298 0054 WebsiteEmail
