Slaley Beach Cottage - Langebaan

Authentic Fisherman's Cottage Right on the Lagoon

Slaley Beach Cottage captures the essence of old Langebaan with its wooden floors, bright décor, and inviting front porch that gives this accommodation true character. Located right in mid-town, it places guests within easy walking distance of essential amenities while maintaining direct access to the tranquil lagoon waters.

This charming fisherman's cottage accommodates up to 10 guests across 3 bedrooms with 7 beds and 2 bathrooms. The bedrooms include one with a queen bed, another with a double bed, and a third featuring two bunk beds plus a double bed—making it perfect for large families or groups of friends enjoying a West Coast getaway.

Key Features & Amenities

• Beachfront location with spectacular lagoon views
• Built-in braai area well-protected from the wind
• Full kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine & tumble dryer
• Free Wi-Fi and off-street parking for 3 vehicles
• Linen & bath towels provided (bring your own beach towels)

Local Insider Tips

The cottage's front porch offers one of the best sunset viewing spots in town—perfect for enjoying sundowners while watching the golden sun sink into the lagoon waters. Morning walks along the beach are equally rewarding, with fewer people and the chance to spot local birdlife.

For those keen on water activities, the lagoon provides ideal conditions for beginners trying kite surfing, SUP boarding, sailing, kayaking and windsurfing. True to West Coast tradition, evenings are best spent around the braai, watching the famous blood-orange sunsets that paint the expansive African sky.

Best visited between October and April when the water is warmer, though winter brings its own charm with fewer tourists and the possibility of seeing the surrounding landscapes turned green after the rains.

Just a short drive away is the magnificent West Coast National Park, which makes for an excellent day trip—especially during spring flower season when the landscape transforms with vibrant wildflowers.