Cape St Francis is situated at the most southerly Cape in the Eastern Cape. It boasts with the Cape St Francis Light House, a National Monument, built in 1878 at Seal Point. The village was only proclaimed in 1965.

Join Michael and Elza van Lingen for a relaxing holiday in a homely, family atmosphere.

The 5 en-suite bedrooms are spacious and comfortable and the panoramic views of the sea, Seal Point surf and the beach break are breathtaking and exhilarating

The two lounges are spacious, elegant and comfortable. The lounge balcony upstairs is ideal for a relaxing read and the verandah downstairs perfect for breakfast.

All our streets in Cape St Francis have been named after shipwrecks along this coastline.

Keeping with the tradition The Lyngenfjord House B&B is named after the Lyngenfjord which sank in 1938.

ATTRACTIONS
Our pristine beach should be listed as one of the Blue Flag Beaches in South Africa. It is safe to swim here and the walk is about 4 km long towards Cape St Francis Point. From August until end October we often have whales in the bay and the dolphins visit the surf regularly.

Here are a number of Nature Reserves, ie Irma Booysen Nature Reserve, Seal Point Nature Reserve, Seal Bay Nature Reserve and Cape St Francis Nature Reserve. August is the best month when the Coastal Fynbos is flowering. A walk along the Sand River, which transports ±80,000 cub meters of sand from Oyster Bay to St Francis Bay annually, is a phenomenal experience.

Seal Point is one of the most famous surfing spots in the world. You may recall the movie at Bruce's Beauties, called "The Endless Summer", which is just around the Cape St Francis Point. The Beach Break here at Cape St Francis is excellent for the careful surfer.

Links can be made for the adventures offered in the area. There is an 18 hole Golf Course in St Francis Bay as well as bowling facilities. The tennis courts are here in Cape St Francis. Other opportunities such as a canal or river cruise, deep sea fishing, 4 x 4 drive on the beach, 4 x 4 motor biking, sand boarding or a cultural outing can be arranged.

At Humansdorp the Cultural Centre will be opened in November 2001, where the origin of Modern Mankind is explained. This is the area where the 5 major cultures met in South Africa: the Khoi living along the coast, the San from the Baviaans and Langkloof, the African blacks (the most southerly point to which these people progressed in Africa), the Trek Boere (Normadic
Farmers) from the Western Cape and the British Settlers from Grahamstown.

Shopping is limited to a café and mini market. We have Medical Doctors in the village to tend to you if required. In St Francis Bay you will find most amenities. In Cape St Francis we have two excellent restaurants and in St Francis Bay and Port St Francis there are numerous.

Room descriptions
- Downstairs, sea facing & sea view, sliding door on pool terrace, king or twin beds
- Downstairs, street facing, shower, king or twin beds
- Upstairs, sea facing, beautiful sea view, private balcony, king size bed
- Upstairs, non sea facing, sea view, shower, twin beds
- Upstairs, main suite, sea facing, magnificent views, private balcony, king size bed
- Upstairs, non sea facing, private balcony with sea view, king or twin beds


Rates
Inclusive of breakfast.

Valid 01 September 2008 - 30 November 2008
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R330/R440/R600 depending on room
Per Person Per Night Single: R495/R660/R900 depending on room

Valid 01 December 2008 - 30 April 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R350/R480/R650 depending on room
Per Person Per Night Single: R525/R720/R975 depending on room