| Location: South Africa » Western Cape » Cape Town » St James Characterised by it’s small beach and colourful bathing boxes, this charming cove was once home to the famous pioneer Cecil John Rhodes, statesman and founder of the De Beers Mining Company. The village was named after a Roman Catholic Church, built here in 1854. HISTORICAL VIEW Rhodes Cottage On the road to Muizenberg, where Rhodes died in 1902, is now a museum containing many of his personal possessions and photographs.
Accommodation in and around St James Rodwell House accommodation in St James
Redefining elite seaside holidays in Cape Town is five-star Rodwell House in the sun-soaked village of St James. It nestles between the Kalk Bay Mountains and False Bay, world famous for whale-watching, warm sea bathing and a sheltered Mediterrane... More
 Sonnekus Guest House accommodation in St James
Sonnekus is a spacious, Colonial home, which has been restored with all modern facilities.All of the rooms have been lovingly decorated drawing inspiration from the splendid sea and mountain views.A mere stone s throw from the beach, with easy access... More
 Villa St James accommodation in St James
Hovering over False Bay with a 360-degree view of mountain and sea, is the enchanting and luxurious Villa St James, a restored historical National Monument ideal for a lavish seaside holiday, wedding or corporate function in the coastal town of St Ja... More
Highpoint accommodation in St James
The highest house on the World famous scenic road, Boyes Drive.This modern, architecturally designed house on Boyes Drive, Muizenberg, known as millionaire?s row, boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms (two ensuite), an elegant open flow kitchen with ... More
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