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Abigail's Bed and Breakfast is situated in Stilbaai on the famous Garden Route in the Western Cape of South Africa.

The warm Indian Ocean washes onto miles of unspoilt brilliant white sandy beaches on both sides of the navigable river estuary. This provides ideal conditions for bathing, water sports of every conceivable kind and endless romantic walks. If you're looking for long, long stretches of unspoilt beaches in the Western Cape region, you'll find them in Stilbaai.

Float down the river on your back and listen to the seagulls overhead. Walk through the fynbos and only hear the waves breaking down below. Watch the whales from the harbour wall.

Airy, light and elegant, Abigail's Bed and Breakfast offers beautiful views of Stilbaai and the river. We offer accommodation in three large double bedrooms, each with bathroom en-suite and good river and sea views. Our comfortable guest lounge is available for watching TV, as well as satellite TVs in the rooms.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast in the beautiful dining room before setting off for the day.

Abigail?s is situated near all the amenities and walking distances from restaurants. 3 minutes walk from fax and computer services. 5 minutes drive to beaches west where river flows into the sea and east. Wonderful Surfing on the west side.

Upstairs 3 large rooms consisting of:
1 with double bed and Jacuzzi, 1 with double bed, lounger and twin showers and 1 with single beds and corner bath.

Regret no children,no smoking and no credit card facilities.

Amongst other things the beautiful seaside town of Stilbaai has 2 nine hole GOLF courses, tennis, bowls, walking trails, bird watching, scuba Diving & ancient fish traps.

Whale watching (mid June to October).
Historical and architectural heritage, such as the two National monuments: the Palinggat and Jagersbosch homesteads.
Botanical gardens in Palingkloof and at Melkhoutfontein.
Nature Reserves: Pauline Bohnen, Geelkrans and private reserves.
Tame hand-fed eels viewed at the tourism Bureau at 11h00 daily, except Sundays.
Fish traps constructed by Strandlopers and visible at low tide.
Various sporting amenities: GOLF, bowls, squash, tennis, horse riding (in season), water sports, fishing, angling and scuba Diving. Bird watching.
Hiking routes and leisure walks.
Local art route and Soete Arbeid, the tourist craft workshop at Melkhoutfontein.