Just over one hundred kilometers from Cape Town, next to the scenic Langebaan Lagoon, nestles the picture perfect little village of Langebaan, one of the oldest and least discovered tourist destinations on the West Coast of South Africa.
The name is said (Amongst other theories) to originate from a Dutch Phrase meaning “Long Fjord”. It is the ideal place to stay when visiting the 30,000-hectare West Coast National Park and to experience the flowers in August and September, en route to Namaqualand, The Cedarberg or Namibia. Nature lovers’ revel in the pure air, miles of safe beaches, the Sun and watersports like sailing, windsurfing, surfing, fishing, diving or just paddling when they are not bird- watching, hiking or playing the 18 Greens. It is a birdwatchers paradise, with as many as 75 species observed in one morning, and 250 in a year. Meet the migrators from the steppes here in summer!
The village also boasts several very good restaurants, ranging from Haute cuisine to Boma. An off sales, supermarket, medical doctor, dentist. Garage, video shops, boat yard, yacht club and as well as seafood distributors ensure that you won’t need to leave the village for anything but to go home.
The area has been dated to 10 million years old, and a visit to the FOSSIL PARK in an old Phosphate Mine nearby is well worth the effort. The village has it’s own unique character, and it’s inhabitants, traditionally farmers, fisher- men, sailors, pilots, pirates and soldiers, have had their ranks swelled by pensioners and tourists.

ABOUT THE PLOT:
- Located in new development area of Langebaan.
- Near new Pick and Pay Shopping Area.
- Next to Club Mykonos, behind Millionaire's hill.
- Future development in complex, Medi-Clinic and School.

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