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Sonnekus, gracious old lady of a bygone era, circa 1926, sits at the base of the mountains in St James with the waters of False Bay at her feet.
The house has been lovingly restored to her former splendour, taking the guests comfort into consideration with each suite very individual in its decor.
Sonnekus is perfectly situated for the discerning holidaymaker and businessman alike, a mere 25 minutes form the airport and city.
The V&A Waterfront and Table Mountain are but a short and pleasant drive away, equally close are wondrous scenic drives.
Restaurants catering for all tastes, abound in Muizenberg, Kalk Bay and Fish Hoek.
Sonnekus Guest House is located on the shores of False Bay in St James, a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa.
Beautiful Cape Town has a lot to offer, and often people visiting this wonderful part of South Africa don't know where to start, so we at Sonnekus offer tours to some of the more spectacular attractions.
Kalk Bay, just ten minutes walk from St James is a traditional fishing harbour, where fishing is still the life-blood of many residents. Why not try a fishing trip on one of it's boats and learn to fish with a hand-line.
The whales visit the coastal waters of the Cape South Coast from May up until November to mate and calf their young. There are many places to view these aquatic giants, as they come very close to the shores.
The mountains of the Cape offer many opportunities to see the local wildlife without having to travel great distances, so why not enjoy a days walk and experience the beauty and splendor of the Cape.
There are many things to do and see, in and around Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula.
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the world can be found here, and the mild, all year climate makes The Cape a wonderful place to be all year round.
Cape Town boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. White sands, temperate waters and moderate all year climate make just about any day a beach day.
Many areas in and around Cape Town contain unique fauna and flora and have been set aside as nature reserves. Spend some time getting to know the natural side of Cape Town by exploring these reserves.
Visit the world famous V&A Waterfront. Loads of shops, restaurants, pubs, boat trips and other interesting things to do.
Spend the day enjoying the beauty of the Cape Coast by taking a drive along the coastal roads, all the way from Cape Town to Cape Point, around False Bay to Cape Agulhas and onwards to Hermanus and beyond. Stunning views!
The Western Cape produces some of the finest vineyards and wines in the world. Tour the farms and taste the wines from Constantia Valley, to Stelenbosch and the Boland.
"The Mother City", Cape Town has many diverse entertainments available, ranging from monuments and museums, malls and open-air markets, cinemas and theatres to night clubs, pubs, restaurants and cafes, live music and much, much more.
World famous (infamous) Robben Island in now a national museum. Enjoy a boat trip to the island and a tour of the prison, mine and other island features of this historical place.
Rates
R250 - R340 per person sharing
Children by prior arrangement, price on application.The above rates all include a full Buffet breakfast and VAT.
Suppers on request, charged seperately.
Contact Details:
Pat and Mike Allum
Address:
Sonnekus Guest House
88 Main Road
St James, 7945
CAPE TOWN, South Africa
Phone: (+27) 021 7884789
Fax: (+27) 021 7882992
E-mail: sonnekus@sonnekus.co.za
Web: www.sonnekus.co.za
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