Joan’s Sea Cottage is a rustic and laid back self-catering holiday home situated in the heart of Pringle Bay. This is a great option for a family with no airs and graces who want a getaway and just relax. The house is within close proximity to the beach and village with all the shops and quirky restaurants. A pool, wood fired hot tub (n water levies apply) and a games room makes this the perfect getaway! This property can comfortably accommodate a total of 8 guests at a time and comprises 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms over a multiple floor layout. The first bedroom is on the first floor and is furnished with a queen-size bed and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower. The second bedroom has a double bed and an shares a bathroom with a shower, with the family bedroom containing a double bed and 2 single beds. These rooms are on the 2nd floor and are reachable with a steep staircase. The 1st floor also features a kitchen fully equipped with a gas stove and oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, cutlery and crockery as well as tea- and coffee-making facilities. Leading from this kitchen is a cosy lounge space on the ground floor with comfy seating which opens onto the patio area and pool area. This space also has a dining table where guests can enjoy their meals together. This dining space has a built-in braai which is great for the winter. Outside is an enclosed courtyard with a table and chairs. Guests are afforded secure parking on the property. The garage is not available for cars as it is used as the games area with a table tennis table. No toddlers are allowed as there are 2 stair cases and is not suitable for small children. Prepaid meters are for the account of the tenants. a Water levy of R500 applies for the use of the hot tub.

Nestled at the foot of the dramatic Hangklip cliffs, Pringle Bay (Afrikaans: Pringlebaai) is a charming seaside village in South Africa’s Western Cape. Overlooking the opposite side of False Bay from Cape Point, this tranquil destination forms part of the pristine Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve — a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its extraordinary biodiversity. Named after Rear-Admiral Thomas Pringle of the Royal Navy, the bay carries a rich maritime legacy dating back to the late 18th century. Today, it is a peaceful retreat where many homes serve as cherished holiday hideaways, accessed via the scenic R44 route that winds between Betty’s Bay and Gordon’s Bay. Pringle Bay’s most iconic landmark is Hangklip — the striking “hanging rock” that juts dramatically into the ocean, marking the eastern edge of False Bay. Rising 484 metres above sea level, Hangklip Mountain is riddled with natural caves, once used as shelters by runaway slaves and bandits. With its rugged beauty, storied past, and unspoiled natural surroundings, Pringle Bay is more than a destination — it’s a place where history, nature, and serenity converge. Pringle Bay is a remote village. Please travel by car. There is also prepaid electricity meters in place for the account of the tenant.