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mvtouring Says: This shop has been here ever since I can remember. Over the years it has changed quite a bit, but you can still find some locally produced items like marmalade, jams etc here. They also have a tea garden at the back where you can enjoy lovely fresh cake and tea.
mvtouring Says: During season time you can buy your lobster (crayfish) directly from the fishermen at extremely good prices or if you are not into shellfish then you can get the freshest fish from these guys. Prices are good.
mvtouring Says: A visit to the panty bar is a must. It started with a honeymoon couple that asked if the honeymoon panty (which hopefully was never worn) could be hung from the ceiling and from there it grew. There are so many panties and bra's hanging from the ceiling, it looks like...
Thailandfan Says: Just take a stroll along the beach at sunset, collect shells and feel the wind blowing through you hair so wild and beautiful.
Paternoster Hotel: Paternoster Hotel
mvtouring Says: This hotel was built in 18... and served as a jail, then a school and today it is the watering hole for many a thirsty traveller. They offer excellent food and the staff is very friendly and always ready to tell you about the history of the hotel or the panty bar and how it...
socheid Says: I stayed for a night in this place and I have no problems endorsing it. The place is a spotlessly clean, charming building with a bit of character about. The lady who runs the place is very nice and had no problems accommodating a request for a speciality diet at breakfast...
socheid Says: I stayed for a night in this place and I have no problems endorsing it. The place is a spotlessly clean, charming building with a bit of character about. The lady who runs the place is very nice and had no problems accommodating a request for a speciality diet at breakfast...
Paternoster @ the beach: The favourites
Doempie Says: For a full list of the best Paternoster accommodation, visit http://www.paternoster.org.za/. They are the local Paternoster accommodation agency and offers the best variety of self catering, b&b /guesthouse accommodation in Paternoster with very friendly West Coast...
Mosselbank: Pretty Bed and Breakfast
Thailandfan Says: Wonderful little family run B&B. Personal service and not many rooms. All rooms are different themes so even if staying more than once it would seem like a different place. The beach is a few meters away from the front door.Breakfast was a lovely home cooked affair with all...
Oystercatcher Haven: A true haven
londonbabe Says: We had the downstairs room, with a lovely bathroom including a deep bath big enough for two. Your own entrance leads onto a little patio where you can have a private breakfast!And what a breakfast - great coffee, a fruit / yoghurt starter and a choice of cooked goodies....
the Voorstrandt: Seafood out of this world
Thailandfan Says: This quaint little restaurant is on the beachfront in Paternoster. It is an old fishermans house build out of wood and corrugated roofing. The place is very busy so it is best to book even for lunch especially if you would like a table out on the verandah which is lovely in...
Paternoster se padstal: Home made west coast goodies
Doempie Says: This funny little shop or stall is definitely worth a visit when you're in Paternoster. They sell a large variety of products from cakes and homemade jams and also Paternoster souvenirs. Besides, you can't miss the shop when you enter the town... Nothing in this shop is...
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Just take a stroll along the beach at sunset, collect shells and feel the wind blowing through you hair so wild and beautiful.
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PATERNOSTER - WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE
We visited this lovely little coastal village on a road trip around the Western and Eastern Cape. This is one of the most barren and yet beautiful coastal villages in South Africa. Large development...
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The name Paternoster comes from the story of some Portugese sailors who were shipwrcked on the wild cost, but saved by the village fishermen, and so recited lots of 'Pater Nosters' or Our Fathers....
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I love visiting Paternoster, which is one of the last traditional fishing villages on the West Coast... most certainly the most romantic and peaceful place on this scenic and wonderful...
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There is a place,roughly 2 hours away from the Mother City.(Cape Town).Where the tranquil sound of the waves crashing on the pointed rock still overwhelms the sound of tourists.Where the smell of the...
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