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Baleens Guesthouse - Hermanus, Western Cape, South Africa
Seating 50 persons cinema style, 30 classroom style, 20 u shape. White boards, flip charts, projector screens.....further information

Arabella Western Cape Hotel, Spa - Hermanus, Overberg, Western Cape, South Africa
The hotel requires a minimum of 2 hours to turn a venue from a conference to a banquet set up Nr of pax: 200 – 220.......further information

Inn AfriKa Guesthouse and Events Venue - Sandbaai, Hermanus, Overberg, Western Cape
Inn AfriKa™ welcomes everyone from the individual traveller to tour groups, from small family events to larger weddings, business meetings and year-end functions to seminars and workshops with catering (optional) and conference facilities (audio-video, screens and boards) 120 cinema style, 60 school and 50 u-shaped........further information

Marine Square Luxury Holiday Suites - Hermanus, Western Cape, South Africa
Facilities for 30 people maximum, depending on layout of room.....further information

Mitchell Street Village - Hermanus, Overberg, Western Cape, South Africa
We can seat 14 theatre style and 20 banqueting, our rates include three meals per day and afternoon tea........further information

Misty Waves Hotel - Hermanus, Overberg, Western Cape, South Africa
The African Penthouse Conference facility is a unique cosy venue with waves breaking in the background.......further information

Pelagus Conference - Hermanus, Western Cape, Overberg, South Africa
Nautilus has a fully-equipped, quiet conference centre that accommodates 12 delegates. This is the perfect conference venue for meetings...further information

Windsor Hotel - Hermanus, Overberg, Western Cape, South Africa
Ideally situated in the heart of the charming fishing village of Hermanus on the edge of Walker Bay, the Windsor Hotel combines the best of traditional hospitality, with all the comforts of stylish waterfront living.......further information

Team Building and Events Management in Hermanus
Teambuilding and Events Management South Africa (TBAE) specialises in interactive team building, with programs designed to promote team spirit and a participative culture. TBAE is renowned for the design and delivery of unique, innovative, fun and memorable team building programs, customised to meet each client’s individual needs, agenda and budget. Our experienced and highly skilled facilitators work in partnership with our clients to ensure continuity in existing training or development programs ...more about team building and events management in Hermanus

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Hermanus Information

Hermanus lies along the Walker Bay on the south coast of the Western Cape, It is located about 115km southeast of Cape Town and is connected to the Mother City by the R43 highway (or coastal R44 scenic route) and N2 motorway. The R43 continues to Cape Agulhas, the most southerly point of Africa. Hermanus is 40km from Gansbaai, a famous spot where one can dive amongst the Great White Sharks. It is also notable that Hermanus still boasts an historic railway station building although eventually no tracks were laid to connect the town to the national network.

The Hermanus Magnetic Observatory (HMO), a research facility of the National Research Foundation, is part of the worldwide network which monitors variations of the Earth's magnetic field. Hermanus Yacht Club is a popular Yacht club in the Western Cape amongst the yachting community. It hosted the Laser (dinghy) 4.7 worlds in 2007. Hermanus is also famous to locals for its Windsor Hotel.

Grotto Beach is the largest beach in Hermanus and has also been proclaimed a "Blue Flag" beach which ensures its preservation as a world heritage site. Other beaches include Voelklip, Onrus, Kammabaai and Langbaai.

Hermanus hosts an annual whale festival at the end of September, when the Southern Right whales come into the local bay during the mating season. Prior to this main whale festival a "Kalfiefees" (or "Calf Festival") is held, to welcome the first whales (usually in August). Both festivals are characterized by food and craft stalls and also attract South African drama productions to the town. The hinterland beyond the town is largely wild and mountainous and there are many remote areas of hills and wild ravines. The rising thermals rising around the rugged heights of the Fernkloof Nature Reserve attract paragliders from all over the world.