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Lyngenfjord Guest House offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the sea side village of Cape St. Francis Bay - at the most southern point of the Eastern Cape in South Africa.

Guests have spectacular, panoramic views of the beach and ocean from their bedroom accommodation, private balconies, both lounges, the dining area and the pool terrace ? ideal for whale and dolphin watching.

Lyngenfjord Guest House consists of six en-suite bedrooms which are spacious and comfortable. The panoramic views of the sea, the Seal Point surf and the beach break are breathtaking and exhilarating.

The lounge balcony upstairs is ideal for a relaxing read, watching the whales and dolphins, checking the surf at Seals or a sundowner. The patio at the pool is great for breakfast or a typical South African braai.

We have a wheelchair friendly, sea-facing bedroom on the ground floor. Our paraplegic guests can move around the lounge, dining room, bedroom and pool deck with ease. Parking is also available on the same level.A wheelchair friendly room
Limited smoking - outside, please
Our guests often watch the whales and dolphins splashing in the waves below from their beds, the breakfast table or the pool side.

The 3 km pristine beach between Seal Point and Cape St Francis, has a healing effect on the soul of our guests.

Some of the highlights of staying at Lyngenfjord House in Cape St. Francis Bay in the Eastern Cape:
Top ten beaches in SA
St Francis Bay Golf Course
St Francis Links Golf Course
Surfing at famous Seal Point, Beach Break & Bruce's Beauties
Seal Point lighthouse
Whale & dolphin watching
Hiking trails in nature reserves

Within 2 hours drive to Game Reserves (Addo, Shamwari, Lalibela, and Schotia to name a few)