Point Village Hotel, situated at The Point in the heart of Mossel Bay, proudly hosts this spectacular beachfront apartment. Experience the perfect blend of comfort and breathtaking ocean views in this prime coastal getaway.

Sanot’s Pavilion – Apartment D: Your Beachfront Escape Wake up to the soothing sound of waves and breathtaking ocean views at Sanot’s Pavilion – Apartment D. This spacious 2-bedroom apartment comfortably sleeps 4 people, offering the perfect blend of comfort and coastal charm. Step onto your private balcony to enjoy spectacular sunsets over the water, or take a few steps outside to feel the soft sand beneath your feet. Inside, you'll find a bright and airy living space with an Open View TV for entertainment. To help you fully immerse in nature, the apartment does not have WiFi, allowing you to disconnect and truly unwind. This non-smoking apartment features a fully equipped kitchen, modern furnishings, and direct beach access. Whether you're seeking a romantic retreat, a family vacation, or a peaceful escape, Sanot’s Pavilion – Apartment D is your perfect seaside sanctuary. 🌊✨

Discover Mossel Bay: A Coastal Gem of South Africa Nestled along the stunning Garden Route, Mossel Bay is a charming harbor town known for its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality. This vibrant coastal destination offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation, making it a must-visit spot for tourists. Top Attractions in Mossel Bay 1. Santos Beach & The Point Mossel Bay boasts some of the best beaches along the Garden Route, with Santos Beach being a favorite for families and sun-seekers. The Point is another popular area, ideal for surfing, swimming, and whale watching during the migration season. 2. Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex This historic museum tells the story of Mossel Bay’s maritime past. The highlight is the full-scale replica of Bartolomeu Dias’ caravel, the ship he sailed to Mossel Bay in 1488. Visitors can explore the Shell Museum, the Post Office Tree, and the Ethno-Botanical Garden within the complex. 3. The Post Office Tree One of the most unique historical sites in South Africa, this 600-year-old milkwood tree served as an informal post office for sailors in the 1500s. Today, a replica stone shoe serves as a letterbox, and tourists can still post letters from this iconic spot. 4. Cape St. Blaize Lighthouse & Hiking Trail Perched on the cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean, the Cape St. Blaize Lighthouse is one of the oldest in South Africa. The surrounding Cape St. Blaize Trail offers an exhilarating coastal hike with breathtaking sea views, perfect for nature lovers. 5. Diaz Water Park For family fun, Diaz Water Park is a fantastic choice. With giant waterslides and pools, it’s the perfect place to cool off and enjoy a fun-filled day. 6. Point of Human Origins Caves For history and archaeology enthusiasts, the Pinnacle Point Caves offer a fascinating glimpse into early human civilization. Excavations have revealed some of the earliest evidence of modern human behavior, dating back more than 160,000 years.