WELCOME - You have arrived at ABSOLUTE BEACH, your destination on the most tranquil beach plum in the West Coast. Pure fresh air and views that stretch forever will open your mind to a new world of sounds, images and fantasy. All for people who appreciate space to lift their spirit and rejuvenate inner pleasure. An unparalleled symphony of senses with nature’s gifts, presented by Absolute Beach Guest House. SEE the ebb and flow of the tide, your lingering awareness on the horizon that stretch for ever. See the shimmering of sun and moon on the water. SMELL the salt of the sea drifting on the crisp sea breeze. FEEL the touch of the sand as the grains seep between your toes when you step out of your room. TASTE fish caught daily for your braai on the stoep, complimented by wines from the area. HEAR the waves break to the rhythm of the earth, the whispering of the shells at low tide, the silence of the universe as stars invite you to reach up. Take a step back and have your soul catch up with your body while enjoying the un spoilt tranquillity of the beach, waves and rocks in front of you room. Enjoy a sun drenched day on the beach or in front of one of our 4 serenely decorated rooms, each leading onto their own patio from where you only have to walk to the beach. All rooms have queen size beds and beach chairs. Decorated in natural colours with bursts of fire to enhance your comfort. The en-suite bathrooms have walk in showers, 1 bathroom has a bath – all set in white and natural tones. Be treated with un spoilt views over the dunes, beach and rocks, harbouring a kelp forest. A lounge with a cosy fireplace for winter time, opens onto the pool deck. A library offers lots of lazy quiet time. Numerous restaurants in the nearby vicinity will offer excellent taste bud experiences.

Britannia Bay is part of the beautiful West Coast and has the perfect setting with white rocks and a cobalt sea. Britannia Bay, consisting of Old Britannia Bay, Flagship, Golden Mile (Boulevard) and Shelley Point forms the epicentre of St. Helena Bay, is situated on a peninsula and is rightfully named the Jewel of the West Coast due to its unsurpassed beauty. Vasco da Gama discovered the St Helena Bay in 1497, named it in honour of Saint Helena. A memorial was erected in 1969 to mark this occasion. Da Gama was on his pioneer voyage to the East when he weighed anchor in this Bay and remained here for a week. Visitors can enjoy long sandy beaches, pristine coastlines, natural beauty and quaint living. This area is also notorious for its wild flowers. People come here to relax in the peace and quiet of a tranquil country village with a bustling fishing harbour. Along the shores you can catch crayfish, snoek , yellowtail, stumpnose, hake and galjoen. This beautiful area is also home to whales and dolphins and a birdwatchers paradise, with the Berg River estuary in the north and West Coast National Park and Cape Columbine Nature Reserve in the south. 90 miles north is a Cape Gannet colony at Lambert's Bay where a state-of-the-art bird hide, with its one-way window, allows the viewer to get within 10cm of the birds. Day visits can easily be done to the Cederberg in the east, Elands bay and Lamberts bay in the north, Paternoster, Langebaan and Saldanha Bay in the south. The West Coast National Park offers hiking trails, recreational zones, and plenty of wild life to explore. It is also famous for its abundant wild flowers during spring. A visit to the Fossil Park - West Coast National Park where one of the world's richest paleontological dig-sites provides a peek into the past, completes a visit to the West Coast. The Shelly Point Golf Estate offers a pristine golf course, a Spa and restaurant. Make Absolute Beach your base from where to explore, discover and enjoy the West Coast.

From Cape Town, travel north on the R27. Turn left onto the R45 to Vredenburg. As you enter Vredenburg, turn right at first robot onto the R399 to Velddrif. Travel for 11 km, turn left onto R533 to St Helena Bay. Travel for 18 km to Britannia Bay / Shelly Point turnoff. Turn left and follow tar road for 3.5 km, turn right before the road becomes a gravel road. At first junction, keep left into George Road. Carry on to T-junction, turn left into Linaria Road. Absolute Beach Guest House on first right hand corner. 1 Oloff Henning Crescent.