Kasouga House

Kasouga House is a cottage located in the quiet seaside village of Kasouga in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. It is situated between the cities of Port Elizabeth and East London, approximately 18 kilometers from the town of Port Alfred. The beach at Kasouga has been voted the best beach in the 'GO' magazine.

The village of Kasouga is known for its abundance of small wildlife, including tortoises, springhares, and various small antelope species such as bushbuck, grey duiker, and blue duiker. Additionally, Kasouga is home to the endangered Oribi antelope, for which the residents are custodians.

Kasouga House offers a lovely sea view and has three bedrooms that can accommodate up to six people. The cottage features an open-plan layout with a fully equipped kitchen, a living room leading onto a patio with a braai (barbecue area), one shower, and two toilets. Bedding is provided, but guests are required to bring their own towels. Children are welcome, but pets are not allowed.

It is important to note that Kasouga village has no rubbish removal service, so guests must take their own rubbish to the local dump, which is approximately 1.8 kilometers away. Additionally, there is no municipal water supply, and the cottage relies on rainwater tanks.

The beach is within walking distance of Kasouga House, approximately 1.7 kilometers away, and is also easily accessible by vehicle. There is a lagoon in the area that is a perfect place for children to play and try fishing.