LampiesbaaiWith its unspoiled beaches, incredible mountain ranges and the most outstanding wild flower displays, the West Coast has evolved into a major holiday destination.
Salt of the earth residents call the West Coast their home – where snoek, mussels, crayfish and bokkoms are their way of life.
Lampiesbaai is located in the Peninsula, 156km from Cape Town and close to the beautiful Brittania Bay with its miles of unspoiled beaches.
The Lampiesbaai project is situated adjacent to Shelly Point in the St Helena Bay area in the Western Cape Province.
The bay was named Bahia de Santa Helena (Portuguese for its current name) after Saint Helena a devout, influential Christian and mother of Constantine I.
Salt of the earth residents call the West Coast their home – where snoek, mussels, crayfish and bokkoms are their way of life.
Lampiesbaai is located in the Peninsula, 156km from Cape Town and close to the beautiful Brittania Bay with its miles of unspoiled beaches.
The Lampiesbaai project is situated adjacent to Shelly Point in the St Helena Bay area in the Western Cape Province.
The bay was named Bahia de Santa Helena (Portuguese for its current name) after Saint Helena a devout, influential Christian and mother of Constantine I.
Address:
Lampiesbaai
5 Concorde Dr, Stompneus Bay, St Helena Bay, 7390, South Africa,
stompneusbaai,
South Africa