Mes Amis All
rooms are en suite, some with shower and some with bath and
shower, and are sea facing, with superb sea views. Sliding doors
lead onto a small patio, furnished with a table and chairs. The
fully stocked mini bar in each room provides refreshment at
reasonable rates. Each room is equipped with a safe, beach chairs,
beach umbrella, beach towels, robes and slippers, coffee and tea
making facilities and a TV with satellite channels.
Free Wifi Internet access is available in all rooms.
Mont Fleur
is nestled against the Wilderness mountainside with breathtaking
views of the ocean and the lagoon.
Mont Fleur is very close to all amenities and from the house you
can walk to the beach (7mins) lagoon (5mins) or to a large variety
of restaurants which Wilderness boasts (10mins).
Being so centrally situated, Wilderness is an ideal place in which
to base yourselves if you wish to explore other places of interest
on the Garden Route.
It is 60km from Oudtshoorn where one can visit the famous Cango
Caves and also experience the facinating ostrich farms.
Wilderness National Park
offers many
activities, for all ages. Dolphins can be seen throughout
the year from Dolphin Point, and whales can be viewed during
the end of winter and the spring months. Hire Canoeing,
cycling, abseiling, kloofing, paragliding and hang-gliding
are all there for your enjoyment. There are activities for
all ages and abilities, wander along a forest path or visit
the bird hide and discover the riches of bird life. Camping
spots are available under the stars alongside the river as
well as log cabins.
Whale and Dolphin
Watching
Watch while
dolphin and whales frolic in the ocean.
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The best time for whale watching is from July to October
when Southern Right Whales can be seen all along our coast
from the many beaches around Wilderness. Dolphins can be
seen throughout the year.
The
village with a difference.
Experience the friendly hospitality and
tantalizing aroma of pastry, coffee and spices in the quaint
restaurants, cafés and sidewalks nestled beneath the
Milkwood trees in the village
Fishing
Sea fishermen have a choice between fishing
from the rocks or from the beach at the Wilderness. Kob, or
kabeljou, may be caught in the surf from the beach using a
long cast. Excellent eating, the Kob takes most bait and can
grow to 30Kg. Blacktail, or Dassies, are found in the rough
water in the rocky gullies, as are Galjoen. Elf (known as
shad in Kwa-Zulu Natal) will take both live bait and
spinners.
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