Baileys Cottage Beach
Bailey’s Cottage Beach is not much more than a patch of sand between two rocky points. Swimming here is not a good idea, but the rock pools are interesting. The remote little beach is popular with fishermen who catch Steenbras and/or Galjoen among other species depending on the season. It is however of historical interest. Just above the beach, is Bailey’s Cottage. Known as Falangisina @ Bailey’s Cottage.
This building was designed as a beach holiday hideaway for Sir Abe Bailey the Diamond Tycoon and a good friend of Cecil John Rhodes. in 1909. It was also used as a lookout post and policing station, keeping an eye for enemy ships and illegal trading over the years.
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The stone bungalow is now a Guest House. There is parking available and dogs are allowed if they are kept on a leash.
Check the tides here
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