Explore the Outdoors at Coot Club

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Coot Club is more than just a place to unwind – it’s a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated on a stunning lagoon, guests can enjoy a variety of water sports, including kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. For those who prefer hiking, the nearby Walker Bay Nature Reserve offers trails for all levels of experience, along with breathtaking views of the ocean and mountains.

Fishing and Wildlife Watching

For those interested in fishing, the small river at the back of the property is home to various freshwater fish, and fishing gear can be rented from the clubhouse. Meanwhile, wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy birdwatching at the lagoon, home to different water birds and waders. Visitors can also watch whales at the nearby beach, where southern right whales visit from June to November. The African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary is a must-visit destination for those interested in marine life.

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Wine and Craft Beer Routes

Coot Club is also an excellent base for exploring the local wine and craft beer routes. A short drive away, the Hemel en Aarde Valley boasts some of the Western Cape’s finest wineries, where visitors can sample delicious wines while taking in the breathtaking mountain views. Hermanus, a nearby town, has several craft breweries offering a wide selection of locally brewed beers.

The Perfect Destination for Everyone

With its natural beauty, modern amenities, and wide range of activities, Coot Club is the ideal destination for families and individuals seeking a peaceful escape from city life. Whether you’re looking to explore the great outdoors or relax by the pool, Coot Club has something for everyone. Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to reconnect with nature!

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Aiden Abrahams is a Cape Town-based journalist who chronicles the city’s shifting political landscape for the Weekend Argus and Daily Maverick. Whether tracking parliamentary debates or tracing the legacy of District Six through his family’s own displacement, he roots every story in the voices that braid the Peninsula’s many cultures. Off deadline you’ll find him pacing the Sea Point promenade, debating Kaapse klopse rhythms with anyone who’ll listen.

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