The main appeal of Still Bay is its outstanding beach – a long, sheltered stretch of sand that seems to run for miles in either direction of the Goukou (formerly the Kafferkuils) River mouth.
Still Bay is quite a large holiday town, certainly the largest since Hermanus, with several shopping centres, restaurants and the obligatory surf-ware shops. Various nature reserves and quiet country villages can be visited in the area.
The fishing is good and watersports are abundant. If you are historically minded, check out the ancient Strandloper fish traps, which are still maintained and used by the locals. These fish traps are only visible at low tide.
Thousands of years ago Strandloper beachcombers constructed fish traps along the shore of various bays on the Cape south coast. Boulders wer...
Somewhere along the N2, approximately 350 km from Cape Town, you will find a blue, green and white fishing boat stranded amidst waving field...