High Level Self Catering Agulhas

At High Level Self Catering, we offer four comfortable and thoughtfully equipped units designed to suit a variety of needs — from couples’ getaways to relaxed family stays. Each apartment is bright, clean, and well-appointed with everything you need for a convenient self-catering experience in L’Agulhas. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi, secure parking, and inviting outdoor spaces to unwind and take in the fresh coastal air. Whether you prefer a cosy studio, a spacious apartment with balcony views, or a family-friendly suite, you’ll find the perfect place to rest and recharge at the southern tip of Afr

At High Level Self Catering, we offer four comfortable and thoughtfully equipped units designed to suit a variety of needs — from couples’ getaways to relaxed family stays. Each apartment is bright, clean, and well-appointed with everything you need for a convenient self-catering experience in L’Agulhas. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi, secure parking, and inviting outdoor spaces to unwind and take in the fresh coastal air. Whether you prefer a cosy studio, a spacious apartment with balcony views, or a family-friendly suite, you’ll find the perfect place to rest and recharge at the southern tip of Africa.

All units feature a patio and seating area to enjoy, a hair drier, free parking, free Wi-Fi and non-smoking rooms. Secured parking.

Most visitors though consider the beautiful, historic red and white Cape Agulhas Lighthouse as the icon that denotes the tip of Africa. Certainly it's worth climbing to the top, even if you're intimidated by the wooden flights of steps that are little more than ladders in parts, or frightened of heights.

West of the lighthouse (you can drive from the lighthouse directly into the reserve) is the entrance to the Agulhas National Park where there is a wide range of accommodation. The clear night skies and access to the rocky coastline of the Cape of Agulhas are highlights to a stay here.

Historically, the cape has been known to sailors as particularly hazardous - notorious for winter storms and huge rogue waves that can reach a spectacular height of 30 metres - so it’s no surprise that it's littered with wrecks, one of which - the Meisho Maru - lies in the Agulhas National Park. North east of the official meeting place of two oceans are the little towns of L'Agulhas and Struisbaai.