Yzerfontein Accommodation is a family business built on openness, consistency, and loyalty. We cultivate personal, intimate relationships with the locals to personalise your experience by offering self-catering accommodation and holiday packages. Our mission is to ensure you as our guest an unforgettable vacation and experience in the beautiful coastal town of Yzerfontein.

Klip-Vissie is a self-catering holiday home situated in the beautiful coastal town of Jacobsbaai on the South African West Coast. This unit is ideal for guests who want to unwind and experience the natural surroundings in its full glory. This holiday home sleeps 8 guests and comprises 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a kitchen, and a living area. The main bedroom has a queen-size bed and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet, and washbasin. The second bedroom has a double bed and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet, and wash basin; The third bedroom situated in the loft upstairs has a double bed and 2 single sleeper couches and features an en-suite bathroom fitted with a bath only. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge-freezer, gas hob, oven, microwave, cutlery and crockery, as well as tea- and coffee-making facilities. The scullery also has a washing machine. There’s a dining table where guests can enjoy their meals together and the living area has 2 comfortable couches and a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is also available. The enclosed yard is ideal for pets and secure garage parking is available on the property.

A rugged, rocky coastline with small, sandy bays tucked in between make the landscape of Jacobsbaai both picturesque and unique. This hamlet is just 90 minutes’ drive from Cape Town up the R27 and hugs the coast between Saldanha and Paternoster. Locals call Jacobsbaai ‘Namaqualand by the sea’ for its spring wildflower tapestry that follows the coastline. Sun, sea, sand, and stars are all plentiful in Jacobsbaai, which attracts those seeking solace, peace, and calm. There’s just one restaurant, one tiny cafe and the roads are still gravel in the hamlet. Jacobsbaai is well known for its abundant crayfish and is popular amongst fishermen in search of local fish species. The hamlet actually comprises seven little bays, each with a distinct personality. The bay’s unusual name is from the 1800s when ships dropped off their sick to be quarantined here before reaching Cape Town. A 17-km hiking trail runs between Swartrietbaai and Tietiesbaai nearby, and boardsailing and kayaking are also popular along this stretch of coastline. The natural fynbos surrounding Jacobsbaai supports a variety of wildlife including jackal, duiker, steenbok and tortoise. Birding is popular here too – for buzzards, kites and eagles, while southern right whales and dolphins can often be spotted along the coast. In spring the landscape transforms into a riot of colour, with daisies and wildflowers adorning the hamlet of Jacobsbaai all the way to the sea. If it’s peace, beauty and natural attractions you seek, that’s what Jacobsbaai is built on.