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Papillon Luxury Self Catering Units offers 2 luxurious holiday Self Catering units, both only 50 metres from the Beach in Stilbaai along the Western Cape Coast and Whale Coast of South Africa.

Papillon Luxury Self Catering Units offers a 3 BEDROOM UNIT - sleeps 6
This unit has three bedrooms, 2 twin rooms and 1 single room, 1 full bathroom and 1 shower bathroom plus a separate toilet. There is a fully equipped kitchen with fridge/ freezer, stove, oven, microwave, kettle including a seperate scullery/ laundry with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.

This unit has a open plan dining/ living area with a 6 seater dining room table next to the spacious lounge with sleeper couch, TV and radio, leading onto outside patio and braai area. The unit has off-street private parking plus its own private entrance. Sleeps maximum 6 people

Papillon Luxury Self Catering Units offers a BACHELORS UNIT - sleeps 2
This is a open plan one room unit with kitchenette leading onto outside patio with braai facilities and en suite shower bathroom. Sleeps maximum 2 people. No smoking in units.

Situated on the coast of the Western Cape, Stilbaai is a beautiful seaside resort known for its scenic beauty and peaceful atmosphere. Together with nearby Jongensfontein and Melkhoutfontein, the area attracts people from all over the country, especially during the warm dry summer months. Visitors are offered wide open spaces, a tranquil river, white sandy Beaches and the weather in which to enjoy it all ? moderate days and still, languid evenings.

Tourism forms a vital part of the economy of Stilbaai. On offer are amenities such as: Supermarkets, clothing stores, décor shops, books and stationary shops, antique shops, gifts and sports shops, butcheries and bakeries, laundromats, a hardware store, a service station and a garage.

Services are provided by doctors, chemists, architects, engineers, builders, real-estate agents, banks, a manufacturing industry, police force, landing strip, Internet, computer and communication services.

A wide-range of cost-effective accommodation is on offer such as caravan parks and camping sites, a backpackers, self-catering private Apartments and homes, chalets, bed-and-breakfast establishments, time-share facilities, hotel and guest houses. There are numerous restaurants, coffee shops and take-away outlets. The Still Bay community are also benefited by churches, schools, old age homes, libraries, and a tourism bureaux.

An abundance of fauna and flora, especially the selection of fynbos, and a large variety of wild, marine and bird life have always been a source of enjoyment. The unique harbour culture, that was the basis of the original economy, is of special interest to those who visit. Suitable whale-watching sites along the Western Cape Whale Coast are situated, amongst others, above the Stilbaai harbour.

Jongensfontein
Situated about 12km west of Still Bay, this fast growing seaside resort offers breathtaking scenery and a rocky coastline ideal for angling and water sports.

Melkhoutfontein
Services of interest include: Soete Arbeid, the tourism production centre; the Soete Inval Botanical Garden; the Soeterus Care Centre and Nuut Begin, the shelter for the homeless.