Buccara Knysna Castles
Buccara Knysna Castles -
Buccara Knysna CastlesNoetzie, Western Cape, South Africa | (POA) |
Buccara Castles offers charming, luxury, old-world self-catering accommodation located in the prestigious and secure Pezula Golf Estate in Knysna. Discerning guests can enjoy their vacation in one of the modern yet unique castles.
Lindsay Castle has six bedrooms with stunning views over the Indian Ocean offer enough space for 12 people and have six bathrooms. Three bedrooms are in the main building of the castle and the remaining three are separately in the right part of the castle.
Honeymoon Castle is a romantic villa features one bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with his and hers showers and a separate bath; a fully equipped kitchen, two wood-burning fireplaces, and an open-plan living area. Terrace boasts a heated plunge pool and overlooks the garden.
Craighross Castle boasts six bedrooms and six bathrooms. With space for 14 people, making it ideal for a large family or a group of friends. Top floor master bedroom with lounge area, fireplace, and separate bathroom. Large terrace/patio with ocean views.
Pezula Castle a prestigious beach three-bedroom, three-bathroom villa to rent, located in Knysna, at the end of the famous Garden Route. The villa boasts a fully equipped kitchen and living area. Air-con, satellite TV, a safe, and other luxuries are available.
Knysna is a premier holiday destination on the picturesque Garden Route, Western Cape. The quaint town features green mountainous landscapes contrasting with the glistening waters of the ocean, rivers, and lagoon. Knysna offers nature trails, warm beaches, world-class golf courses, and some of the best shopping in the area.
Knysna is built on the northern shore of a large warm-water estuary, known as the Knysna Lagoon. The lagoon is unique in that it features the only estuarine seahorses of its kind in the world and visitors are encouraged to scuba dive to see them. The Knysna Lagoon is one of the few places along the coast (and in the world) that supports an oyster hatchery, of which the oysters are reputed as being the tastiest in the world.
