Oystercatcher Cottage

This Cottage was the first guest accommodation built at Elm Tree and remains the most popular.  Handmade Batavian floor tiles and the bamboo shaded stoep keep it cool during the summer months. 

Take a walk down to the shore and you will see many pairs of the endangered African Black Oystercatcher, which thrive amongst the boulders on the beaches along this part of the coast.

The accommodation consists of two light and airy twin bedrooms each having wardrobes, chests of drawers and reading lamps. 

The cute upstairs loft room, with 2 single beds is reached by a ladder and looks down through a railing onto the double volume living area.

The large open plan living area has couches and a television, there is a cosy dining alcove and a neat, attractive kitchen, with an oven, two hotplates, and a microwave for cooking; a fridge with a small freezer compartment; a toaster, kettle and tea and coffee making facilities too.  There is ample cupboard space and plenty of crockery, cutlery, pots and pans.

There is a spacious bathroom with toilet, sink and shower.

Double doors from the living area lead onto the stoep with built-in braai which overlooks the harbour.  With the fishing boats coming and going there is always something to see. 

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