Villa Amore is a beautiful beach house situated in Paternoster. The house offers breathtaking and idyllic views of the unspoilt white beaches of Paternoster.

Villa Amore is approximately 50 m from Paternoster’s Main Beach, 1.3 km from Bekbaai Beach, as well as 5 km from Columbine Nature Reserve. Our beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi. The house is located only 10-15 minutes’ walk from Paternoster’s restaurants and shops, and 15 km drive from the main shopping centres in Vredenburg.

Cape Columbine Lighthouse is 6 km from the holiday home, while Tietiesbaai Coastal Hiking Trail is 7 km away.

Paternoster is one of the oldest fishing villages on the West Coast of South Africa. It is situated 15 km north-west of Vredenburg and 145 km north of Cape Town, at Cape Columbine between Saldanha Bay and St Helena Bay. It is a very romantic and peaceful place on this scenic and wonderful coastline.

Paternoster is a sought after tourist destination and is known for lobster and the white-washed fishermen’s cottages. The remarkable coastline of jagged cliffs and white boulders makes this one of the most beautiful beaches on the West Coast of South Africa.

The area is a pillar in the South African commercial fishing industry. The town itself has a lobster factory and a newly erected Kabeljou farm, whilst the local people catch and sell herring, or draw mussels from the rocks. In the greater area are several more commercial activities, including deep sea fishing, snoek catching, abalone farming, oyster farming, canning of pilchards and mussel farming. The oyster farm in the lagoon of the neighbouring town of Langebaan is currently the largest in South Africa.

The climate is mostly known for its infrequent rainfall, dry countryside and high offshore winds. The area receives most of its rainfall during winter and has a Mediterranean climate. The climate supports the growth of the famous wild flowers that the West Coast is renowned for.

• The area has an array of interesting sea life and wildlife to observe. Activities include whale, dolphin, seal and penguin watching as well as bird watching with over 225 bird species in the area.
• Sporting activities range from kayaking, kitesurfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, kite flying, hiking, and for the brave – swimming in the cold West Coast water!
• During spring the area is transformed into a floral paradise, with wild flowers growing everywhere forming the South-Western fringe of the famous flower carpets of Namaqualand.
• Visitors can pay a visit to the Cape Columbine nature reserve. The reserve covers an area of 263 hectare along the rocky stretch of coastline. The bay, which is part of the reserve, has many picnic spots and braai facilities.
• Cape Columbine light house is the last manually controlled lighthouse in South Africa. The lighthouse was built in 1936 on Castle Rock. The light cast a beam which is visible from about 50 km and is usually the first South African lighthouse seen by ships coming from Europe.
• Whales and dolphins also visit these waters for ten months of the year
• Paternoster Crayfish & Seafood Festival the day revolves around Crayfish Seafood. So bring along your picnic blanket camping chairs enjoy the day with us.
• The Cape Columbine Nature Reserve the well-known ‘Tietiesbaai’ offers beautiful wildflowers during August and September.
• Vineyards  Guests can expect delectable country offerings including artisan foods, arts and crafts, as well as home-ware and décor.
• Riebeek Valley Olive Festival
• Yearly Darling beer festival
• Jazz festival