PEACE HAVEN HOLIDAY FLATS
Accommodation Services in Scottburgh

You will have magnificent sea views of the warm Indian Ocean. There are a number of excellent golf courses and bowls clubs in the area. The main Scottburgh beach is only a 3 minute walk away. The flat has a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, fridge, stove, crockery and cutlery. The bathroom has a bath, shower and separate toilet. An abundance of restaurants, tour specialists, eco-adventure operators, arts and outdoor festivals, and tourism based attractions cater for the annual avalanche of holidaymakers that descends on Scottburgh. Scottburgh is a holiday paradise, with special attractions, good food, outdoor spirit is well manifested in a selection of craft shops, galleries and the craft lookout spots along the old main road offer panoramic views of the beach and lagoon from various view sites. Most years this coast experiences one of the wonders of nature. The seine netters net them in their thousands and all and sundry use any type of receptacle to carry them off. Crocworld, established in 1985, has become a major tourist venue on the South Coast since it has upgraded its facilities to international standards over the past three years. Crocworld is, however, far more than a crocodile farm, it is a complete wildlife experience. The protected bay provides both swimmers and surfers with a gradual slope and perfectly formed waves with no shore-dumper. Why not pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the thundering sounds of the ocean? The Umkomaas River mouth is very popular as a fishing spot but definitely not recommended for swimming as sharks are frequently spotted in the shallow waters. There is a large tidal pool at the beach complex, which includes a restaurant and activities for the youth. The Scottburgh course, par 69, is designed with 2 par fives and 5 par threes. Enjoy a game on the immaculately maintained golf course, where huge indigenous trees flank the fairways water hazards are plenty and bird and wildlife abound. Pack a picnic lunch or stay overnight in the treehouse and enjoy what nature has to offer. A walk in the reserve will take one through coastal forest, coastal grasslands, wetlands, riverine and estuarine systems, palmveld and thornveld. A strategically placed hide offers the bird watcher the chance to observe both terrestrial and aquatic birds. There are 12km of established trails which can either be self-guided or guided walks by a ranger. There are various interesting fishing spots on the Central South Coast. From the beaches at Umkomaas, the rocks at Scottburgh main beach to Rocky Bay, where the old whaling station was situated, all are fishermen’s paradise. For those looking for a deep sea adventure, there are charter fishing operators, who launch from Rocky Bay, Umkomaas and Pennington and take fishermen to where the big game fish are.