UNINTERRUPTED CHILLING WITHOUT A CARE IN THE WORLD
Djis Tjil is a luxury self-catering fisherman’s cottage right on the famous mosselbank beach in Paternoster. Djis Tjil has a 180 degree view of the ocean, is barefoot walking distance from the famous Voorstrandt restaurant and does exactly what it says on the tin. Uninterrupted chilling on the beach without a care in the world.
Djis Tjil has no neighbours, the three bedroom en-suite holiday house comfortably sleeps two, four, six or 8 people. We have modern amenities, a heated swimming pool and an atmosphere to match. The cottage radiates the west coast lifestyle one would come to expect in Paternoster, a now famous fishing village some 2 hours drive from Cape Town. Paternoster will provide food, song and wine, Djis Tjil will do the rest!
If you are looking for luxury beachfront accommodation in Paternoster with breath-taking views over the ocean, Djis Tjil is the house for you.
FACILITIES INCLUDE
PRICE LIST
LOW-SEASON | ||
May, June, July August | ||
Sleeps | Mid-week | Weekend |
2 | R2250 | R2500 |
3 | R2250 | R2500 |
4 | R2250 | R2500 |
5 | R2250 | R2500 |
6 | R2770 | R3030 |
7 | R2770 | R3030 |
8 | R3300 | R3530 |
MID-SEASON | ||
15 Jan – Apr, Sept – 14 Dec | ||
Sleeps | Mis-week | Weekend |
2 | R2650 | R2900 |
3 | R2650 | R2900 |
4 | R2650 | R2900 |
5 | R2650 | R2900 |
6 | R3150 | R3400 |
7 | R3150 | R3400 |
8 | R3650 | R3900 |
PEAK_SEASON | |
15 Dec – 14 Jan | |
Sleeps | Fixed Rate |
8 | R5800 |
GALLERY
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HAPPY CUSTOMERS
BIRD SPECIES
INHABITANTS
MIN FROM CAPE TOWN
DAYS OF RELAXATION
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WHAT TO DO
Things to see and do in-and-around Paternoster.
- CAPE COLUMBINE LIGHTHOUSE
- FIVE BAY TRAIL
- RESTAURANTS
- SHOP
- SEA KAYAKING
- WEST COAST FOSSIL PARK
- HORSE RIDING
- POTTERY & CERAMICS
- WOLFGAT RESTAURANT
As far as lighthouses
Book reports are a large part of the curriculum. Although they have a certain format they may vary in length and complexity depending on the academic level and the importance of the individual assignment. Similar to any other paper, a fantastic book report requires an paper help explanatory introduction that isn’t hard to understand.
go, Cape Columbine is young. Built only in 1936, it was the last manned lighthouse constructed, and it rests on a windswept coastline within the Columbine Nature Reserve, just five kilometres outside of the fishing village of Paternoster.
The Five Bay Trail is a gentle trail that hugs the coastline between the bays of Paternoster and Jacobsbaai on the West Coast. It takes you on a timeless journey along the coast, tracing the history of the fishing culture on the West Coast.
You will find five scenic bays on this magnificent stretch of coastline, over a relaxed 2.5 day walking period. The trail is a gentle outdoor challenge by day, and offers delicious food and some memorable interactions with West Coast folk as the sun sets.
For more info read the Trail info.
Noisy Oyster
Feast on seafood at Noisy Oyster.Probably the single best excuse to visit Paternoster, come and dine here and sleep it off over the rest of the weekend. Make sure to book well in advance. They have a Facebook page – www.facebook.com/The-Noisy-Oyster. They remain our favourite restaurant at Paternoster. Make sure you make a reservation first on +27 (0)22 752 219
Gaaitjie
Run by Suzi Holtzhausen this little restaurant (‘Gaaitjie’ means ‘small hole’ in Afrikaans) focuses on local food with a creative twist. The décor is simple and comfortable, and this renovated fisherman’s cottage offers an unbeatable view of the sea. Phone well in advance to request a table, opt for one inside, next to the fire on cold nights or outside on the stoep during summer. The menu changes regularly with Suzi serving up innovative dishes showcasing some of the less well-known local fish and other delicacies.
Tel: +27 (0)22 752 2242
Voorstrandt
Enjoy the best of West Coast hospitality right on the beach in a 114-year-old red and green tin house. The stoep is an ideal place to eat the fresh seafood, or steak for the meat lovers, while you watch the waves or catch a sunset. Book a table inside the cosy restaurant on cold nights. There’s also a small bar where you can enjoy pre- or post-dinner drinks.
Tel: +27 (0)22 7522 038
Blikkie Pizzeria
A 110-year-old fisherman’s cottage may not seem like the most obvious place for an authentic Italian meal but at Blikkie Pizzeria that’s exactly what you’ll get. Sit inside to take in the quirky, vintage décor or have a seat outside for the uninterrupted view of the sea. The pizzas are cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven and the bases are made using an old Sicilian family recipe. The toppings are inspired by local ingredients, resulting in some interesting creations, such as the braised oxtail pizza. Blikkie Pizzeria had two of these inventions go through to the South African finals of the Global Pizza Challenge.
Tel: +27 (0)22 752 2246
Shop at ‘Oep ve Koep’
The ‘Oep ve Koep’ shop in Paternoster is a well known landmark in this area. You won’t miss it as it sits right on the corner as you enter the town. Here you can buy local delicacies such as fig preserve, snoek, bokkoms, koeksusters (a sweet pastry) and local brands.
Stop off for a while, buy the local newspaper “Die Paternoster Koster” and enjoy Tee or Coffee at Oep vir Koep’s coffee shop whilst you read the local news!
For Sea kayaking & other Water Sports.
Sea-kayak trips in the area are refreshing for novice and experienced paddlers, with the focus on a holiday experience and soaking in the natural beauty of the area – a unique west-coast town surrounded by crystal-clear water and wide variety of sea life. All trips are highly customizable to guests abilities and needs.
Visit www.geckoadventures.co.za
The fossil site of Langebaanweg is located in the West Coast Fossil Park, approximately 150 km north of Cape Town (a 1 1/2 hour drive), and is world-renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved fossil faunal remains, that date to the terminal Miocene/early Pliocene (circa 5.2 million years ago).
A national and international team of researchers are currently unraveling the fascinating and unique history of fossils from the West Coast Fossil Park and attempting to recreate the environment and climate of the west coast some 5 million years ago. At this time many animals that are now extinct, such as saber-toothed cats, short-necked giraffes, hunting hyenas and African bears roamed the west coast which then had a more subtropical climate with lush, riverine forests and open grasslands.
Visit www.fossilpark.org.za
Enjoy the beauty of the West Coast on horseback with Drikus Horse Trails. Here you have the option of using your own horse or choosing from one of the many beautiful horses offered by Drikus Horse Trails, which is only 90 minutes away from Cape Town.
Riders of all levels of experience are welcome to enjoy this trail. Beach rides available include daily beach rides and sunset rides at R300 per person, just over an hour. Sundowners and picnic baskets can be arranged. Sunset rides are priced the same.
For more info go to www.drikus.co.za.
Visit the pottery studios and ceramic sculptures.
Paternoster Pottery – Decorative and functional ceramics are handmade on site by the local potter Gerhard van den Heever. Specializing in traditional smoke-fired pots. Examples such as hand basins, large bowls, tea/coffee sets can be viewed in his rustic studio. Items can also be made to order.
Tel: +27 (0)725 291
It may be a fun college essay writing service project that will help out you with a writing assignment for me, however as a goal you want to be aware of the measures which you’re going to go through. First you need to sit down and compose an outline. This ought to be an entire writing experience that is going to concentrate on a particular topic. For instance, if you’re going to write an essay for me you need to plan out the essay topic. Next you have to place this into words which will help you make it sound as great as possible and to get your point across.
332Stone Fish Studio – The studio is situated in “die ou stoor” built in 1863. It is a working ceramic sculpture studio presenting original works by well known Western Cape Artists. Guided sea kayaking tours operate from here as well. You can also rent a bicycle to explore the area. www:dianneheesomgreen.co.za
Tel: +27 (0)82 824 8917
This tiny West Coast eatery has won big at the World Restaurant Awards in Paris. The restaurant’s soft-spoken chef, Kobus van der Merwe (also Eat Out S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna Chef of the year) has long been a champion of SA’s indigenous ingredients, many of which he forages himself from the sand and rocks alongside the shimmering sea.
GET IN TOUCH
Please contact the following persons, or complete the enquiry form, for all booking-related enquiries. Note that Djis Tjil is NOT a pet friendly venue. Thank you for understanding.
Tip: book well in advance to ensure availability.
For bookings or general enquiries, contact our letting agents:
Sanet Langenhoven: 083 230 2595
Booking Agent
Nerissa: 082 760 3529
info@paternosterrentals.co.za
Paternosterrentals.co.za
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WHAT WE OFFER
FACILITIES INCLUDE
PRICE LIST
PEAK_SEASON | |
15 Dec – 14 Jan | |
Sleeps | Fixed Rate |
8 | R5800 |
GALLERY
……………..
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
BIRD SPECIES
INHABITANTS
MIN FROM CAPE TOWN
DAYS OF RELAXATION
……………..
WHAT TO DO
Things to see and do in-and-around Paternoster.
- CAPE COLUMBINE LIGHTHOUSE
- FIVE BAY TRAIL
- RESTAURANTS
- SHOP
- SEA KAYAKING
- WEST COAST FOSSIL PARK
- HORSE RIDING
- POTTERY & CERAMICS
- WOLFGAT RESTAURANT
As far as lighthouses
Book reports are a large part of the curriculum. Although they have a certain format they may vary in length and complexity depending on the academic level and the importance of the individual assignment. Similar to any other paper, a fantastic book report requires an paper help explanatory introduction that isn’t hard to understand.
go, Cape Columbine is young. Built only in 1936, it was the last manned lighthouse constructed, and it rests on a windswept coastline within the Columbine Nature Reserve, just five kilometres outside of the fishing village of Paternoster.
The Five Bay Trail is a gentle trail that hugs the coastline between the bays of Paternoster and Jacobsbaai on the West Coast. It takes you on a timeless journey along the coast, tracing the history of the fishing culture on the West Coast.
You will find five scenic bays on this magnificent stretch of coastline, over a relaxed 2.5 day walking period. The trail is a gentle outdoor challenge by day, and offers delicious food and some memorable interactions with West Coast folk as the sun sets.
For more info read the Trail info.
Noisy Oyster
Feast on seafood at Noisy Oyster.Probably the single best excuse to visit Paternoster, come and dine here and sleep it off over the rest of the weekend. Make sure to book well in advance. They have a Facebook page – www.facebook.com/The-Noisy-Oyster. They remain our favourite restaurant at Paternoster. Make sure you make a reservation first on +27 (0)22 752 219
Gaaitjie
Run by Suzi Holtzhausen this little restaurant (‘Gaaitjie’ means ‘small hole’ in Afrikaans) focuses on local food with a creative twist. The décor is simple and comfortable, and this renovated fisherman’s cottage offers an unbeatable view of the sea. Phone well in advance to request a table, opt for one inside, next to the fire on cold nights or outside on the stoep during summer. The menu changes regularly with Suzi serving up innovative dishes showcasing some of the less well-known local fish and other delicacies.
Tel: +27 (0)22 752 2242
Voorstrandt
Enjoy the best of West Coast hospitality right on the beach in a 114-year-old red and green tin house. The stoep is an ideal place to eat the fresh seafood, or steak for the meat lovers, while you watch the waves or catch a sunset. Book a table inside the cosy restaurant on cold nights. There’s also a small bar where you can enjoy pre- or post-dinner drinks.
Tel: +27 (0)22 7522 038
Blikkie Pizzeria
A 110-year-old fisherman’s cottage may not seem like the most obvious place for an authentic Italian meal but at Blikkie Pizzeria that’s exactly what you’ll get. Sit inside to take in the quirky, vintage décor or have a seat outside for the uninterrupted view of the sea. The pizzas are cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven and the bases are made using an old Sicilian family recipe. The toppings are inspired by local ingredients, resulting in some interesting creations, such as the braised oxtail pizza. Blikkie Pizzeria had two of these inventions go through to the South African finals of the Global Pizza Challenge.
Tel: +27 (0)22 752 2246
Shop at ‘Oep ve Koep’
The ‘Oep ve Koep’ shop in Paternoster is a well known landmark in this area. You won’t miss it as it sits right on the corner as you enter the town. Here you can buy local delicacies such as fig preserve, snoek, bokkoms, koeksusters (a sweet pastry) and local brands.
Stop off for a while, buy the local newspaper “Die Paternoster Koster” and enjoy Tee or Coffee at Oep vir Koep’s coffee shop whilst you read the local news!
For Sea kayaking & other Water Sports.
Sea-kayak trips in the area are refreshing for novice and experienced paddlers, with the focus on a holiday experience and soaking in the natural beauty of the area – a unique west-coast town surrounded by crystal-clear water and wide variety of sea life. All trips are highly customizable to guests abilities and needs.
Visit www.geckoadventures.co.za
The fossil site of Langebaanweg is located in the West Coast Fossil Park, approximately 150 km north of Cape Town (a 1 1/2 hour drive), and is world-renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved fossil faunal remains, that date to the terminal Miocene/early Pliocene (circa 5.2 million years ago).
A national and international team of researchers are currently unraveling the fascinating and unique history of fossils from the West Coast Fossil Park and attempting to recreate the environment and climate of the west coast some 5 million years ago. At this time many animals that are now extinct, such as saber-toothed cats, short-necked giraffes, hunting hyenas and African bears roamed the west coast which then had a more subtropical climate with lush, riverine forests and open grasslands.
Visit www.fossilpark.org.za
Enjoy the beauty of the West Coast on horseback with Drikus Horse Trails. Here you have the option of using your own horse or choosing from one of the many beautiful horses offered by Drikus Horse Trails, which is only 90 minutes away from Cape Town.
Riders of all levels of experience are welcome to enjoy this trail. Beach rides available include daily beach rides and sunset rides at R300 per person, just over an hour. Sundowners and picnic baskets can be arranged. Sunset rides are priced the same.
For more info go to www.drikus.co.za.
Visit the pottery studios and ceramic sculptures.
Paternoster Pottery – Decorative and functional ceramics are handmade on site by the local potter Gerhard van den Heever. Specializing in traditional smoke-fired pots. Examples such as hand basins, large bowls, tea/coffee sets can be viewed in his rustic studio. Items can also be made to order.
Tel: +27 (0)725 291
It may be a fun college essay writing service project that will help out you with a writing assignment for me, however as a goal you want to be aware of the measures which you’re going to go through. First you need to sit down and compose an outline. This ought to be an entire writing experience that is going to concentrate on a particular topic. For instance, if you’re going to write an essay for me you need to plan out the essay topic. Next you have to place this into words which will help you make it sound as great as possible and to get your point across.
332Stone Fish Studio – The studio is situated in “die ou stoor” built in 1863. It is a working ceramic sculpture studio presenting original works by well known Western Cape Artists. Guided sea kayaking tours operate from here as well. You can also rent a bicycle to explore the area. www:dianneheesomgreen.co.za
Tel: +27 (0)82 824 8917
This tiny West Coast eatery has won big at the World Restaurant Awards in Paris. The restaurant’s soft-spoken chef, Kobus van der Merwe (also Eat Out S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna Chef of the year) has long been a champion of SA’s indigenous ingredients, many of which he forages himself from the sand and rocks alongside the shimmering sea.
GET IN TOUCH
Please contact the following persons, or complete the enquiry form, for all booking-related enquiries. Note that Djis Tjil is NOT a pet friendly venue. Thank you for understanding.
Tip: book well in advance to ensure availability.
For bookings or general enquiries, contact our letting agents:
Sanet Langenhoven: 083 230 2595
Booking Agent
Nerissa: 082 760 3529
info@paternosterrentals.co.za
Paternosterrentals.co.za