The well-known coastal seaside resort Hermanus offers the best shore-based whale watching in the world. This narrow coastal town, situated at the foot of fynbos-covered mountains, is an hour’s drive from Cape Town along the scenic N2 high way.

The town of Hermanus is renowned for having the world’s only ‘Whale Crier’ as resident. Not only has he become a major attraction, but the sound of his kelp horn has become synonymous with the charm of this seaside resort during whale season. Visitors are kept informed of the whereabouts of these magnificent creatures whilst he does his rounds through the town each day.

Located in close proximity to neighbouring towns, the Walker Bay area allows visitors the opportunity to explore all the attractions of these towns and gives adventure seeking individuals the opportunity to experience activities such as shark-cage diving amongst great whites at Dyer Island in Gansbaai.

Situated in the seaside town of Hermanus the Hermanus Golf Club is just an hour’s drive from Cape Town along the scenic N2 highway, and an hour’s drive from Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa. One of South Africa’s favourite holiday spots, Hermanus offers the best shore-based whale-watching anywhere in the world.

Fernkloof Estate comprises 331 wholly-owned residential erven in 6 different precincts (or villages) situated within or on the perimeter of the newly constructed Matkovich and Heyes 27 hole golf course. All precincts, with the exception of precinct 1, have a central access security point and all homeowners have direct access onto the course via cart paths.