Pwani ya Wanyamapori imefichwa kwenye Qolora - uvuvi, matembezi marefu.

Nyumba nzima huko Kentani, Afrika Kusini

Wageni 8
vyumba 4 vya kulala
vitanda 5
Mabafu 2

Bado hakuna tathmini

Mwenyeji ni Ziyanda

Miaka5 ya kukaribisha wageni

Vidokezi vya tangazo

Wanyama vipenzi wanaruhusiwa

Njoo pamoja na wanyama wako vipenzi kwenye sehemu ya kukaa.

Baadhi ya taarifa zimetafsiriwa kiotomati.

Nyumba ya Likizo ya Embo Beach ni nyumba mpya ya likizo iliyovaa kijijini - mita chache kutoka Jacaranda Ship Wreck. Pia tuko umbali wa kilomita 6 kutoka Hoteli ya Trennery huko Qolora na Bahari. Oyster, samaki, shrimp, uvuvi wa mussel ni maarufu, ufukwe wa horseriding na njia za kutembea.
Vyumba 4 vya kulala, chumba kikubwa cha kusomea/bdroom ya 5, mabafu 2 kamili (1 ensuite), baraza 2, gereji ya dbl na inahudumia watu 10. Ina jiko/sehemu za kula chakula cha anopen na sebule 2 (kuu na pyjama). Samani ya jadi 'wonti' inakusubiri kwa braa na portjie.

Mambo mengine ya kukumbuka
Inapatikana kuanzia tarehe 01 Machi 2021

Mahali ambapo utalala

Chumba cha kulala 1

Vitanda 2 vya mtu mmoja

Chumba cha kulala 2

Kitanda 1 cha watu wawili

Chumba cha kulala 3

kitanda 1 kikubwa

Vitu vinavyopatikana katika eneo hili

Jikoni

Sehemu mahususi ya kazi

Maegesho ya bila malipo kwenye majengo

Wanyama wapenzi wanaruhusiwa

Runinga

Haipatikani: King'ora cha kaboni monoksidi

Haipatikani: King'ora cha moshi

Chagua tarehe ya kuingia

Weka tarehe zako za safari ili kupata bei kamili

Bado hakuna tathmini

Kuwa wa kwanza kutathmini sehemu hii.

Mahali utakapokuwa

Kentani, Eastern Cape, Afrika Kusini

The Jacaranda shipwreck is presently visible along the Wild Coast of South Africa, near Qolora Mouth - in rusty bits and pieces.
During a sunny day, on 18 September 1971, The Jacaranda, a 2,000 tons, Greek-owned coaster, ran aground due to strong winds. The ship carried 15 crew members, which included the captain's wife - all survived the incident.
It is believed that the vessel suffered engine trouble and according to the captain (Captain Kokkios), The Jacaranda was not carrying cargo on the night she ran aground - this is thought to be the reason for her riding high on the water. The ship was caught by strong winds and although the crew dropped 2 anchors in an effort to stabilize the ship, the anchors refused to stay down, and dragged along the sandy ocean floor, causing the ship to head into the rocks. The Wild Coast is known for the numerous shipwrecks along it.