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Seaforth Living Room

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Afternoon Nap

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On The Pier

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Rock Pool

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Sand Castle

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Waters Edge Beach

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At The Beach

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Seaforth Garden Bedroom

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Waters Edge Beach

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Bolders Penguin

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V&A Waterfront

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Mountain View Bedroom

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Courtyard Bedroom

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for whatever we lose (like a you or a me)
its always ourselves we find in the sea

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Location

Close to the southernmost tip of Africa, in the Cape Town Village of Simon’s Town is where you will find Thalassa, our Seaforth Holiday Villa.Seaforth Simons Town

This magical family home overlooks Seaforth Beach, is a two minute walk to the more secluded Water’s Edge Beach, and is only a five minute walk to the world famous Boulder’s Beach walkway. Boulder’s Beach nature conservancy is home to a colony of endangered African Penguins – unique to this part of the world.

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The History of Simon’s Town

The village of Simon’s Town was given its name in 1687 by Dutch Governor Simon van der Stel. It remained an informal settlement until 1743 when it became the official winter anchorage for ships of the Dutch East Indian Company. In 1794, the British took occupancy of the Cape.

A whaling station was established in the bay in 1810, directly behind Thalassa. By this time, there were approximately 40 houses in the village, mostly summer residences of wealthy Capetonians.

In 1875 Simon’s Town was ceded to the British Admiralty as a naval station. By 1902 Simon’s Town had grown to a town with almost 500 houses. Most of the residents were either employed at the dockyard or by the navy. Today Simon’s Town retains the feel of a British naval town, and is known as the ‘end of the line’ by locals, being the last town connected to Cape Town city by one of the most scenic coastal railway lines imaginable.

The Villa

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Rates per night

Villa low season: R 4500
Villa high season: R 5000
Villa peak season: R 6500
Refundable breakages deposit: R 6000

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Seaforth Villa is only available as a self-catering / full rental establishment. Because of this, a flat rate is charged regardless of the number of guests. Beds are available for 17 guests, and a maximum of 18 guests may be accommodated.

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  • South African beaches, Boulders beach, Clifton and Camps Bay
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Explore.

There are many great beaches just out the front door at Seaforth Villa.

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  • Penguins!
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    Penguins!

    Boulder’s Beach, just 550m away, is home to the colony of endangered African Penguins.

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    Seaforth Villa

    The house is warm, inviting and extremely spacious.

  • Local Activities
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    Local Activities

    Cycle, run, walk, browse, eat and explore...

  • Local Ocean Activities
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    Local Ocean Activities

    Surf the waves, dive under them, fish or swim with the sharks!

  • Seaforth Villa Beaches
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    Seaforth Villa Beaches

    This truly is an ideal location for a wonderful beach holiday.

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