Port Nolloth Guest-house Accommodation
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Bedrock Lodge is the oldest, most historic guesthouse in Port Nolloth with buildings dating back to 1855. Most self-catering cottages are beachfront. This accommodation offers old-world charm, history and an authentic, homely feel for people who enjoy history. Great value.
Outdoor Pool
Balcony
Bedrock Lodge
Guest house
From
R 2,270
Per night for two in January
Outdoor Pool
Balcony
About Port nolloth
Port Nolloth provides a quiet coastal experience with its fishing harbor and nearby beaches. The area features opportunities for outdoor activities and a glimpse into diamond mining history. Staying here allows travelers to appreciate the simple rhythms of seaside life.
Port Nolloth is a small town on South Africa's west coast, characterized by its role as a working fishing port. The town sits along the Atlantic Ocean, where the cold Benguela Current influences the local ecosystem and supports a variety of marine species. This setting makes it an area for those interested in the sea's resources and natural environment.
The history of Port Nolloth dates back to the mid-19th century when it was established to support the diamond rush in the region. Early settlers were drawn by the promise of gems found along the coast, leading to a boom in activity. Over time, the town evolved into a key point for exporting fish and other goods, with remnants of old mining operations still visible in the landscape. These elements give the area a unique character tied to its industrial past.
Visitors to Port Nolloth can spend time exploring the rocky shores and engaging in activities like angling or boat trips. The nearby Richtersveld offers rugged terrain for hiking, while the ocean provides chances to observe seabirds and seals. In spring, the surrounding Namaqualand region bursts into color with wildflowers, drawing nature enthusiasts from afar. Port Nolloth accommodation includes simple guesthouses and seaside lodges that cater to different budgets. The town also has basic facilities for day-to-day needs, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Beyond the immediate attractions, Port Nolloth serves as a base for trips to nearby areas like the McDougall's Bay or the Diamond Coast. Local markets showcase fresh seafood, reflecting the town's ongoing connection to fishing. With its straightforward appeal, the area remains a practical choice for those seeking a less crowded destination.
Port Nolloth is a small town on South Africa's west coast, characterized by its role as a working fishing port. The town sits along the Atlantic Ocean, where the cold Benguela Current influences the local ecosystem and supports a variety of marine species. This setting makes it an area for those interested in the sea's resources and natural environment.
The history of Port Nolloth dates back to the mid-19th century when it was established to support the diamond rush in the region. Early settlers were drawn by the promise of gems found along the coast, leading to a boom in activity. Over time, the town evolved into a key point for exporting fish and other goods, with remnants of old mining operations still visible in the landscape. These elements give the area a unique character tied to its industrial past.
Visitors to Port Nolloth can spend time exploring the rocky shores and engaging in activities like angling or boat trips. The nearby Richtersveld offers rugged terrain for hiking, while the ocean provides chances to observe seabirds and seals. In spring, the surrounding Namaqualand region bursts into color with wildflowers, drawing nature enthusiasts from afar. Port Nolloth accommodation includes simple guesthouses and seaside lodges that cater to different budgets. The town also has basic facilities for day-to-day needs, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Beyond the immediate attractions, Port Nolloth serves as a base for trips to nearby areas like the McDougall's Bay or the Diamond Coast. Local markets showcase fresh seafood, reflecting the town's ongoing connection to fishing. With its straightforward appeal, the area remains a practical choice for those seeking a less crowded destination.