Well Priced Holiday Rental Fish Hoek #NS

This home-from-home holiday rental in Fish Hoek is only 5 minutes drive to the famous Fish Hoek family beach.

This holiday rental has three bedroom and  a bathroom with bath and shower. The kitchen is big with breakfast area and separate scullery.

The main bedroom has a queen bed plus a sleeper coach and can comfortably sleep two adults plus 2 children. The second double bedroom plus children’s bedroom with three quarter bed finishes the picture. Let us know should you need a cot or high chair as it can be arranged.

The lounge with open plan dinning area of this holiday rental is spacious with comfortable furnishings.

The garden is every child’s dream with swings, jungle gym, sand pit and a big lawn. For the grown-ups the well protected courtyard is the ideal spot to relax with a sundowner and braai after a long day on the beach.

The property is fully fenced and there is off-street parking for 2 cars.  This holiday rental is within a short stroll of a well equipped shopping centre in Fish Hoek.

Rates vary from R1200 depending on the season and length of stay.

Contact us today to book your next holiday rental in Fish Hoek.

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