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ABOUT LANGEBAAN
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Langebaan was once home to the largest whaling station in the Southern Hemisphere, which fortunately is now no longer in operation!
Situated on South Africa's beautiful West Coast, Langebaan offers the unique waters of the Lagoon and Saldahna Bay as it's main draw.
The warm, safe waters allow windsurfers, Kiteboarders, Kayakers and fishermen breath taking views and some of the best conditions in the world!
The town it's self is home to some very original South African gems, Die Strandloper, Froggies, Pearly's on The Beach and of course "Eve's Footprint!"
Eve's Footprint was discovered on the entrance to the Lagoon and is one of the earliest proof of modern man's or woman's existence on this planet!
Over 170,000 years old, this fossil shows how people have been coming to this town for a lot longer than we thought! Even a pair of bindings were found close by, so perhaps she was a wakeboarder!
There are a lot of activities around and about Langebaan and it is pretty hard to not enjoy yourself whilst here.
Golf Courses, a National Park, a Casino at Club Mykonos, Horseback rides, Sky diving, Helicopter rides, Fishing, bird watching,
whale watching, paint ball, windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing, partying, sea kayaking, and of course a Saturday night and the world famous "Flamingos" night club!
Yes time flies by and Langebaan has a lot more to offer than your first impression gives of this sleepy town! Come and experience life "West Coast" style!
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LOCAL INFORMATION
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Die Strandloper
Langebaan has the World Famous fish restaurant on the beach. Check out their site for more information!
www.strandloper.com
Frogy's
Want the best food in Langebaan? Well Froggy makes it and it is an unbelivable experience. Great curries and all await your hunger! (022) 7721869 or e-mail Froggy at mwfroggy@iafrica.com
Pearly's on The Beach
Pearly's on the beach is a great place to relax, have a drink and get plenty of food. Open to late, this place is where most waterheads hang out!
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