Honnehokke Resort

The Honnehokke Resort was the first establishment offering accommodation in Hondeklipbaai. The Honnehokke Resort was established in 1993, renovated in 2013, and has been pointed out by various magazines as the most friendly holiday establishment on the Namaqualand, West Coast. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN TOWN AND OUR FACILITIES ARE FOR OUR OWN GUESTS ONLY.Our chalets are spacious, homely, comfortable, clean, and fully equipped. Should you need anything, we will try our best to provide it. Experience an exquisite sleep under our goose down duvets. We can accommodate one to six guests at affordable prices. All our chalets have en-suite bathrooms in the main bedrooms, no need to venture outside in the middle of the night. Each chalet has a private braai area, but should you refer, you can also make use of the braai area in the entertainment area.The Honnehokke Resort is a tranquil oasis for those tired of the buzz of City life. You can relax with a book from our extensive library, enjoy hours at the beach, without having to share it with others, wander around in safety, watch the beautiful sunsets, go cycling and many more. We also offer you table tennis, a pool table and foosball. For the energetic, we have a Trojan Power Station Gym.We also welcome your socialized pets, as we know you love yours as much as we love ours. We pride ourselves with the fact that we have the only covered swimming pool in town where our guests, those not brave enough to face the cold waters of the ocean, can cool down. The swimming pool and entertainment area now is under-roof to provide shelter against the well-known West Coast wind. Our location in Hondeklipbaai is wonderfully unique and rugged, but this comes with its problems too. Hondeklipbaai is a small town on the Namaqualand West Coast, and actually part of the Namib desert. The town has limited amounts of water available. While all our chalets have hot water thanks to efficient gas geysers, it does sometimes happen that the municipal water pressure is too low to allow the pilot light to ignite. When this happens, we switch over to the backup system which uses water from our own private water tank to increase the pressure and allows the geyser to ignite.When there are a lot of tourists in town, it does happen that the town's water supply gets to low and we then have to ask guests to work sparingly with the water, sometimes we even have to limit the times when we can use our tank water. "Save water and shower together:)".Some more important information: Hondeklipbaai can only be reached by dirt roads (shortest 55.5 km), which might not always be in a good condition. We have frequent unexplained and unannounced power cuts. Cell phone coverage and internet availability are unreliable. Breakfast can be booked prior to arrival. It is important to stock up on supplies before heading to town.