Silwerstroomstrand is located on the West Coast Way Culture Route and is named after the ‘silver stream’ to the north of the resort, which rises from a spring at the edge of the Atlantis Dunefield and supplies water to the town from its underground aquifer.
Silwerstroomstrand, just north of Melkbosstrand, is a Blue Flag beach with excellent water quality and an expansive stretch of coastline in a wonderfully secluded setting.
Silwerstroomstrand Resort is situated alongside a long stretch of attractive coastline with a small bay to the south (Skulpbaai) and the Silwerstroom River to the north.
A small rocky point called Wintersteen provides protection from the swell for safe swimming in the sea, and there is also a tidal pool for those wanting a warmer dip without the waves.
Visitors can make a day of it and relax at one of the various picnic sites and braai areas, or for longer stays, there are comfortable bungalows and a caravan park. Other facilities available include an extensive parking area, several ablution blocks and paved walkways. Lifeguards and law enforcement services are also provided at the beach.
The resort falls within the Cape West Coast Biosphere Nature Reserve. The resort offers conference facilities for approximately 20 people and can be booked for use during the week and over weekends.
Features and facilities
Ablution amenities
Picnic and braai areas
Conference room
Camp site(s)
Chalets
Activities
Beach access
Camping and caravanning
Picnics and braaing
Swimming
Fishing
Please note that if you go there as a day visitor you must disable your friendly setting, or possibly beware that their friendly has been disabled.
Silwerstroomstrand, just north of Melkbosstrand, is a Blue Flag beach with excellent water quality and an expansive stretch of coastline in a wonderfully secluded setting.
Silwerstroomstrand Resort is situated alongside a long stretch of attractive coastline with a small bay to the south (Skulpbaai) and the Silwerstroom River to the north.
A small rocky point called Wintersteen provides protection from the swell for safe swimming in the sea, and there is also a tidal pool for those wanting a warmer dip without the waves.
Visitors can make a day of it and relax at one of the various picnic sites and braai areas, or for longer stays, there are comfortable bungalows and a caravan park. Other facilities available include an extensive parking area, several ablution blocks and paved walkways. Lifeguards and law enforcement services are also provided at the beach.
The resort falls within the Cape West Coast Biosphere Nature Reserve. The resort offers conference facilities for approximately 20 people and can be booked for use during the week and over weekends.
Features and facilities
Ablution amenities
Picnic and braai areas
Conference room
Camp site(s)
Chalets
Activities
Beach access
Camping and caravanning
Picnics and braaing
Swimming
Fishing
Please note that if you go there as a day visitor you must disable your friendly setting, or possibly beware that their friendly has been disabled.
