Sunbird - Island House is a stunning 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms, self-catering, double story waterfront holiday house on the island with private jetty that you can moor your own boat! This house located on a private island in the middle of Port Owen marina, mouthing out into the Berg river and the sea, this island offers a laid back lifestyle second to none. Safety and exclusivity is paramount, with the only access by boat or via only one secured bridge from the mainland. Beautiful ambiance evident when looking out from any directions, creates a free flow dynamic interaction. This waterfront house has private jetty to moor your boat at door step. This area with incredible surrounding scenery. Large amounts of water birds fly past at sunset to roost on islands in the Berg river estuary.This Fully equipped House has 4 bed rooms (2 double and 2 single).3 Bathrooms ( 2 en-suite) .Large open plan kitchen / living area.Outside braai area.Sleeps 6 people.

Welcome to Velddrif . . . with its age old traditions, where the stars shine brighter, where the sea and river meet, fish abound and tranquillity resounds in the call of the birds. Peace, silence, tranquillity and lots of space to explore are only some of the terms to describe the beautiful West Coast. Velddrif is located approximately 145 kilometres (90 mi) north of Cape Town, and is connected to Cape Town by the R27 road.[3] The R27 joins the R399 at Velddrif. It is situated near the point that the meandering Berg River flows into the sea at St. Helena Bay. This estuary is an important bird habitat, home to around 30,000 birds, including up to 80 species which are endemic to the Cape coast.[2] Well over 350 different species of birds can be seen here as it is a habitat for sea, river and land birds. The main industries of Velddrif are fishing, tourism, and salt production. There are two large salt works in the town that provide much of the salt in the Western Cape. The fishing industry is substantial in Velddrif; the town is part of the Crayfish Route. A common scene in the area is the rickety wooden jetties with the dried fish speciality, Bokkoms hung up the dry.