Charming

Welcome to Charming.

Charming, as the name implies, is a charming and luxurious self-catering unit situated on a smallholding a mere stone's throw away from the beautiful Paternoster beach. The ideal getaway for couples and small families, our location is tranquil, safe and secure as it is removed from the hustle and bustle of town centre. Although close enough (1 km away) to enjoy the myriad of attractions in Paternoster, it's quick and easy to nip into the nearby towns for shopping ? you avoid the heavy traffic during high season!

Charming can accommodate up to four guests. The unit consists of a bedroom with queen-size bed and bathroom with bath/shower combination. Rent it for two people or add an additional room with double bed and bathroom (shower only) for kids or friends.The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you might need - a conventional stove/oven, fridge-freezer, microwave oven, toaster, kettle and all cutlery and crockery. The unit has a 4-seater dining table with chairs, a big flat-screen TV, full DStv (no card necessary) and free uncapped Wi-Fi.

The fully fenced outside area features a quaint garden, patio with built-in braai and picnic bench as well as a beautiful outside shower. Covered on-site parking in a lock-up area, a daily quick clean (dishes, beds and bathrooms) and complimentary first-day coffee, tea, sugar and milk makes Charming your home away from home. For weary travelers we offer a pre-arranged essential grocery shopping service. Just give us your wish list a few days in advance and the kitchen cupboards will be stocked! All you have to do is settle the bill in cash on arrival. Book your stay, Charming beckons!

Local Area:
Paternoster is a small, quaint and picturesque fishing village about 145 km (90 minutes drive) from Cape Town and 15 km North West of Vredenburg. A favorite weekend getaway destination for Capetonians, Paternoster is one of the oldest towns along the West Coast and is famous for its abundance of crayfish. Paternoster is an all year round destination and popular for its traditional fisherman's architecture and endless pristine sandy white beaches. Visitors to Paternoster delight in watching whales and dolphins frolicking in the ocean 10 months of the year, and after the first spring rains the landscape is transformed by the millions of indigenous flowers which open and densely carpet the earth in bright bursts of colour, usually between late July and September. For bird lovers, Paternoster is home to over 250 species of birds with seabirds, cormorants, sacred ibis and the oystercatcher using this coastline as their breeding ground. Activities and attractions include beach buggy trips along the coastline, long walks on the beaches, fishing, boat and land-based cray-fishing, diving and spearfishing excursions, hiking trails, mountain biking and sea kayaking. Visit the nearby West Coast Fossil Park and the Cape Columbine lighthouse, the last manned lighthouse built in 1936.