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Beachcomber Bay

The Mediterranean style Guesthouse decorated in an African theme is superbly positioned on the border of Margate and Ramsgate overlooking the warm Indian Ocean. This tranquil venue is less than a 10 minute walk to the centre of Margate, an ideal position for both business and leisure.
Beachcomber Bay is situated on a hilltop with superb breaker and sea views and private access to golden beaches. . Enjoy warm hospitality, personal service and sumptuous breakfasts.


Guests may enjoy a refreshing sauna, a spa bath or sunbathe on the pool deck or patios, (where the seasonal whale, dolphin, and sardine runs may be viewed) or partake in a host of activities, and scenic drives.
Beachcomber Bay is within easy reach of eight PGA rated golf courses, including Selborne Country Club, South Broom Golf Club, San Lameer Country Club and the Wild Coast Sun Country Club which are rated in the top 50 courses in South Africa.
A host of activities and a variety of restaurants are easily accessible

Getting There

Follow the N2 (Toll Road) south from Durban for approximately 140 kms.
Take exit 29, at the stop street turn left into Alford Road.
At the next stop street turn left into National Road
Drive on past Ramsgate Boulevard Shopping Centre (SPAR and Total Garage)
Turn right into Marine Drive, (sign to Ramsgate North)
Continue past La Capannina Italian Restaurant and Natalie's Shell Shop.
Immediately after Tinkers Den turn right into the driveway of Beachcomber Bay at
75 Marine Drive, Ramsgate

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