The Western Cape offers a wide range of accommodations for all budgets, from affordable camping to luxurious guest houses. If you enjoy camping, there are numerous sites with sea, river, or forest views. Backpacker lodges are another budget-friendly option, often well-appointed and offering a social atmosphere.
For something more unique, consider staying at Old Mac Daddy in the Elgin Valley, where you can sleep in a quirky Airstream trailer surrounded by nature. If you’re up for a challenge, Overseers Cottage on Table Mountain offers a peaceful, off-grid experience. However, be prepared for a hike to reach it, and bring your own supplies. There’s no electricity—only gas-heated water.  Two, four-sleeper bedrooms and four, two-sleeper bedrooms provide accommodation for 16. The views over False Bay and the Southern suburbs are spectacular. Stargazing is also fantastic from this interesting venue.
Close to the sea
Houseboats at Langebaan Lagoon provide a unique experience for water lovers, or you can stay at Danger Point Lighthouse in a self-catering unit that sleeps six.
Stay on Robben island
Robben Island’s Guest House accommodates 15 guests, The accommodation is, however, self-catering as there are no restaurant facilities on the island.
Or in a cave
Local indigenous people made use of caves for comfortable dry accommodation. In days gone by, adventurers exploring the interior slept in a cave that was named Heerenloggenment. There is a record of some of the visitors carved into the stone walls of the cave.
Kagga Kamma offers cave accommodation today that is a lot more comfortable. The rooms are set into the hillside, blending natural rock with modern comfort. you can experience this unique setting with breathtaking views and tranquillity.
