POTTING SHED THE
Guest House in Hermanus

Enjoy personal service at this owner run establishment in the quaint town of Hermanus only one hour away from Cape Town International airport. Indulge yourself with bed & breakfast at our guest house, where hand-painted interiors provide an artistic and unique, personal touch. Or awake to the sound of waves crashing at our sea-facing, self-catering apartments (3kms from the Guest House). (Deluxe rooms have fridge, private patio area with braai). Our upstairs studio room is accessed from a private entrance, and includes a kitchen area with microwave/grill, fridge, kettle & toaster, bathroom with shower& bath, full DSTV, WI-Fi, & air con for those hot summer nights. The private deck is spacious with 2 sun-loungers, an undercover seating area, & gas braai. Breakfast at the Guest House boasts fresh fruit, yoghurt, cereal, toast, freshly squeezed juice (when in season), egg & bacon or homemade pancakes, and unlimited tea/coffee. Guests are invited to enjoy the flood-lit pool area with sun-loungers, tables and chairs. Come and explore our town centre, restaurants, cliff paths and sea, all just a short walk away. Cyclists from all over the world spilled into our town, camping in the high school and filling our guest houses, hotels and restaurants. The Potting Shed accommodated both event organizers and riders. Listening to stories of preparation and training was just something else. The time and dedication for months that goes into this is just mind blowing. Wow these men and ladies are really something else. The Epic route changes each year, but is always in the Western Cape. Heat was not on their side and the medical tent looked like a war zone treating injured and with cuts, broken bones and infusing glucose drips for the dehydrated. Teamwork is essential and with a cost to enter at over R60,000 a pair you need a good, strong, healthy partner. It’s a great time to visit South Africa with the Rand being more than 20 to the pound. The scenery is beautiful and there is plenty of culture and activities to do. He also filmed some of the training OnVerWag (and others) did with Afriforum.