View photos ↓Whale watching
De Kelders is one of South Africa’s best land-based viewpoints for Southern Right Whales. From roughly June or July until December, whales can often be seen in Walker Bay.
De Kelders · Walker Bay
All rooms at La Luna and its ocean-facing garden look across Walker Bay, with the lights of Hermanus visible on the opposite side at night.
The houses sit above coastal cliffs and are close to trails, caves, beaches and protected fynbos. Happy Family is approximately 450 metres from La Luna, making the two properties convenient for larger groups travelling together.
Close to the houses
View photos ↓De Kelders is one of South Africa’s best land-based viewpoints for Southern Right Whales. From roughly June or July until December, whales can often be seen in Walker Bay.
View photos ↓The scenic Klipgat trail begins directly in front of the guesthouses. The cliffs conceal important coastal caves, some of which can be reached on foot when conditions allow.
View photos ↓A scenic walk of about ten minutes leads to Die Plaat, a long white-sand beach stretching along Walker Bay.
View photos ↓Indigenous coastal fynbos surrounds the houses and supports many native bird species.
View photos ↓Gansbaai is about five kilometres away for shops, restaurants and the harbour. The area is known for marine excursions and shark-cage diving.
View photos ↓Boat trips, protected coastal areas and nearby reserves offer many ways to experience the region’s wildlife.
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Whales in Walker Bay, photographed from the De Kelders coastline.
1 / 8The coastal trail begins directly in front of La Luna and Happy Family.
1 / 27The path from the guesthouses leads to a long, quiet stretch of Walker Bay beach.
1 / 7The harbour town, coastline and Danger Point are all close by.
1 / 11Marine life, wildlife and small discoveries from around the region.
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