Yzerfontein is a small west coast town about 90km north of Cape Town.
Yzerfontein is a small west coast town about 90km north of Cape Town. The perfect distance to escape city life for a tranquil beach escape.
It is known for its Sixteen Mile Beach, stretching from the main beach north bordering the West Coast National Park. The perfect setting for a long walk or run. The water in Yzerfontein is cold but it is a favourite spot for surfers. Main beach is safe for swimming and if you are brave, you can join a group of locals for their 7am swim every morning!
In recent years Yzerfontein has grown with numerous retail developments servicing all the needs for the local community. Yzerfontein has a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops and bakeries. You should be able to find everything you need for a weekend away in this west coast haven.
Yzerfontein Newsletter sign up
Featured
I Love Yzerfontein is a media marketing and brand management company established in 2013. Our aim is to promote Yzerfontein & the West Coast as a tourism destination to support our local events and businesses.
We publish a quarterly printed magazine – I Love Yzer Darling, as well as a weekly electronic newsletter. By signing up for the newsletters you can receive up-to-date info from our local restaurants and businesses and plan your stay accordingly.
We offer a marketing & brand management service that can be tailor made according to the client’s needs. Our services include corporate identity, a marketing strategy, social media, electronic newsletters to website construction & management.
We offer a I Love Yzerfontein product range showcasing our love for Yzerfontein. The products are available from our online store or selected local retailers.
Follow our social media accounts or contact us to set up a meeting.
info@iloveyzer.co.za
Whatsapp: 084 796 6094
16 Mile Beach
From September until November it is calving season for whales and they can be spotted from the coastline.
The main beach can be enjoyed by families on a sunny day. Keen runners or walkers can venture up north until they get to the West Coast National Park border. Please just check the tides as high tide might reduce the stretch of sandy beach to run and walk on as you go further north from the main beach.