Welcome to the oldest fisherman's cottage on the quieter, Bekbaai (Bekbay) side of Paternoster. Having recently reopened its doors in December 2022, we have renovated yet lovingly resorted this self-catering home, perfect for groups of friends or family reunions. 

This 3-bedroomed Paternoster holiday house (sleeps 6) is the latest addition to the Gonana Collection, making it a sustainable hideaway that's kinder to the world with chemical-free products used throughout the property. In keeping with the laid-back lifestyle of the Collection this property is serviced daily, so cook to your heart’s desire and live a little. 

The outdoor braai area, front porch and enormous indoor fireplace promise a West Coast getaway that's filled with memory-making, fireside chats and afternoons spent basking under the sun. 

Located just 60-metres from the ocean, one can hear the crashing of waves at night, and guests are just a short hop and skip away from the Bekbaai beach that neighbours the Columbine Nature Reserve. 

There is an indigenous fynbos garden that wraps around the property, with a KolKol wood-fired hot tub available to guests on the property during the winter months (please note that behind Coral Villa are 3 separate self-catering Studios which can be booked alongside with the Villa for larger group bookings). 

The Coral Villa is also pet-friendly, so if you've got a well-behaved Fido in the family, he/she is more than welcome to join you on your Paternoster getaway.

Complimentary tea, coffee and some fresh fruit is available in the villa upon arrival. You can also enjoy a wonderful, Scandinavian breakfast at our guesthouse after 10h00 at an extra cost of R150 per person. Please book with the duty manager in advance. We also have a fully equipped kitchen if you prefer to cook for yourself. The house is serviced daily.

Our Coral Villa is powered by the sun, with our solar panels providing clean and sustainable energy for all your needs. Experience off-the-grid living without sacrificing your comfort. No need to worry about the impact of your stay on the environment (or load-shedding!).