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Bird Cottage

Rated 4.3 in 30 Reviews

Sedgefield, Western Cape
from
R 650
Avg per night

Bird Cottage is a accommodation establishment situated in the seaside village of Sedgefield, located midway between Knysna and George, in the heart of the Garden Route region. The owner, Andy Nortje, has a special interest in birds of prey and the rehabilitation of injured raptors, and guests may have the opportunity to view these raptors on the premises.

Guests have the option of staying in either the Bird Cottage or the Guinea Room. Both units are furnished with comfortable double beds and sleeper couches, and each unit has an en-suite bathroom. The Bird Cottage features a lounge equipped with a TV offering DStv access, and the kitchen is fully equipped. The unit has a private entrance and braai facilities in the garden. The Guinea Room, on the other hand, has a comfortable lounge with a TV offering local channel access, and there is a kitchenette equipped with a mini stove, oven, fridge, and freezer.

Sedgefield borders the Goukamma Nature Reserve and the Wilderness National Park, offering visitors ample opportunities for birdwatching and exploring the indigenous fauna and flora through various walks. The Groenvlei Lake, located to the east of Sedgefield, is a popular destination for bass fishing. Guests can also engage in activities such as horse riding on the beach and in the forest, as well as kitesurfing and paragliding for those seeking more adventurous experiences.

The one-bedroom Bird Cottage is furnished with a comfortable double bed and has an en-suite bathroom with a shower. The kitchen is equipped for self-catering, featuring a mini stove and oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, and washing machine. The lounge has a comfortable sleeper couch and is equipped with a TV with DStv access. The unit has a private entrance, and braai facilities are available in the garden.

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