Farms for Sale in Gansbaai

A 400 hectare piece of pristine nature. Very variable fynbos of the Cape Floral Kingdom, wetlands, streams and an indigenous forest remnant. This property is at the end of a farm road off the road from Gansbaai to Bredasdorp in its own private valley and extending into the mountains. It is extremely peaceful and natural. There is an abundance of water, including a dam holding 80'000m3, fed by run-off from a perennial stream originating in the mountain catchment area higher up the farm. Hiking, horse and MTB trails run through the farm and connect to other farms and nature reserves in the area. The infrastructural set-up exists out of a farm house, two cottages and a store. There are furthermore 5 building rights on a slope with infinite views over the plains towards the ocean. Wildlife is abundant with regular sightings (by cameratrap) of leopard, klipspringer, honey badger, genet, klipspringer, duiker, rhebuck,grysbok, caracal, bushbuck, mongoose, aardvark and porcupine. The largest extant of this reserve is 100% nature. The property is free from invasive alien vegetation. There is some potential for agriculture in the main valley. The owner of this property is VAT registered and VAT , instead of transfer duties, will be added to the sales price. Viewing by serious buyers by appointment only.

This 27 hectare unimproved small holding is located near Franskraal and only a few hundred metre from the main road to Gansbaai and Pearly Beach. At present agricultural zoned but situated within the future development plan of the Local Authorities. Lately the holding is unused except for horse training and grazing land. The property sets up a fresh perspective on what is undiluted beauty. It offers abundantly a rich variety of indigenous fynbos and coastal vegetation. The freedom of space offers a panoramic view of unspoilt nature of mountains, sea and air. Although easy access from the Main Road and near all business and social conveniences of a coastal town your privacy will be secured. The agriculturist or investor can develop the land into a profitable enterprise.

Whale watching a bonus. Walk across the road to fish. Gansbaai is named the Big-2-Town after the numerous Great White Sharks that cruise in the waters on the eastern side and the many Southern Right Whales that can be seen in Walker Bay from the shores of Gansbaai between July and December. Gansbaai, exactly midway between Cape Point and Cape Agulhus, is ruled by the sea and floral abundance. Endless beaches and rocky shoreline overlook Walker Bay and Sharks Bay. Gansbaai is a mosaic of different habitats of the remarkable Cape Floral Kingdom, ancient indigenous forest, agricultural lands, vineyards, flower-farms and rural communities. In spite of the developing tourism industry, the fishing industry is still the economical heartbeat in Gansbaai. The fleet of fishing boats and the fishmeal factory in the harbour employ a substantial number of people. The Abalone farm, just outside Gansbaai, produce this traditional local culinary delight in large quantities for the Asian market. Gansbaai is the point of gravity, where the banks, petrol stations and most of the shops are situated. A newly built tourism office, is now at the Gateway Centre. There are various restaurants and pubs dotted around Main Street, in the side streets and the harbour. Tourists can enjoy the locally brewed Birkenhead beer in a bar close to the harbour while watching the fishing boats return against the setting sun over Walker Bay. Whether you come to Gansbaai to fish, dive, eco-tour, or simply to experience the beauty of the great outdoors, you can enjoy the opportunity to visit our unique and interesting communities.

Unspoilt views. A rare find. Be the proud owner of the beach front stand. Smell the sea and hear the waves on your doorstep. Watch the fishing boats each day! Gansbaai is named the Big-2-Town after the numerous Great White Sharks that cruise in the waters on the eastern side and the many Southern Right Whales that can be seen in Walker Bay from the shores of Gansbaai between July and December. Gansbaai, exactly midway between Cape Point and Cape Agulhus, is ruled by the sea and floral abundance. Endless beaches and rocky shoreline overlook Walker Bay and Sharks Bay. Gansbaai is a mosaic of different habitats of the remarkable Cape Floral Kingdom, ancient indigenous forest, agricultural lands, vineyards, flower-farms and rural communities. In spite of the developing tourism industry, the fishing industry is still the economical heartbeat in Gansbaai. The fleet of fishing boats and the fishmeal factory in the harbour employ a substantial number of people. The Abalone farm, just outside Gansbaai, produce this traditional local culinary delight in large quantities for the Asian market. Gansbaai is the point of gravity, where the banks, petrol stations and most of the shops are situated. A newly built tourism office, is now at the Gateway Centre. There are various restaurants and pubs dotted around Main Street, in the side streets and the harbour. Tourists can enjoy the locally brewed Birkenhead beer in a bar close to the harbour while watching the fishing boats return against the setting sun over Walker Bay. Whether you come to Gansbaai to fish, dive, eco-tour, or simply to experience the beauty of the great outdoors, you can enjoy the opportunity to visit our unique and interesting communities.

Gansbaai is named the Big-2-Town after the numerous Great White Sharks that cruise in the waters on the eastern side and the many Southern Right Whales that can be seen in Walker Bay from the shores of Gansbaai between July and December. Gansbaai, exactly midway between Cape Point and Cape Agulhus, is ruled by the sea and floral abundance. Endless beaches and rocky shoreline overlook Walker Bay and Sharks Bay. Gansbaai is a mosaic of different habitats of the remarkable Cape Floral Kingdom, ancient indigenous forest, agricultural lands, vineyards, flower-farms and rural communities. In spite of the developing tourism industry, the fishing industry is still the economical heartbeat in Gansbaai. The fleet of fishing boats and the fishmeal factory in the harbour employ a substantial number of people. The Abalone farm, just outside Gansbaai, produce this traditional local culinary delight in large quantities for the Asian market. Gansbaai is the point of gravity, where the banks, petrol stations and most of the shops are situated. A newly built tourism office, is now at the Gateway Centre. There are various restaurants and pubs dotted around Main Street, in the side streets and the harbour. Tourists can enjoy the locally brewed Birkenhead beer in a bar close to the harbour while watching the fishing boats return against the setting sun over Walker Bay. Whether you come to Gansbaai to fish, dive, eco-tour, or simply to experience the beauty of the great outdoors, you can enjoy the opportunity to visit our unique and interesting communities.

The small sandy bay is protected from natural elements. Closely hugged between Gansbaai and De Kelders, Stanfords Bay offers respite from the hectic rush of the city. This marvellous little cove, once used by Captain Robert Stanford for exporting his farm produce, has developed into a beautiful, tranquil pleasure resort. Old milkwood trees cluster in a semi-circle round the bay where swimming is perfectly safe and picnicking a must. Fig trees dating approximately 150 years can be seen here, not far from the freshwater fountain at Flentergat. Gansbaai came into being in the early 1880’s as a result of the great fishing opportunities it presented. It got its name from the freshwater fountain in the harbour which was frequented by the “kolgans” thus Gansbaai or Bay of Geese. Gansbaai is the name for the area which encompasses the towns of De Kelders, Perlemoenbaai, Franskraal, Klipfonteyn, Kleinbaai, Blompark, Masakhane, Pearly Beach and Baardskeerdersbos. This is an area ruled by the ocean and blessed with floral abundance. Towering over Walker Bay, the cliffs of De Kelders are known for the world’s best land-based whale watching. Around Dyer Island in Shark Alley adventure lovers can enjoy magical encounters with the Great White Shark hence the “nickname” Great White Shark Capital of the World. Birders, hikers and horse-riders know the unspoilt fynbos-covered hinterland of Gansbaai as one of the main sanctuaries of localised and endemic plant-species on earth and a refuge for hundreds of bird-species. Long stretches of empty sand-beaches especially in Pearly Beach are ideal for uplifting walks. Magnificent sunsets have rounded off every day since earliest modern man first sat in the Klipgat Cave 90’000 years ago. Visitors to the area are amazed at the amount of activities to partake in yet the area has remained unspoilt and is an ideal spot for recharging ones batteries. An area to explore full of secret wonders.

Franskraal smallholding for sale This smallholding of 27 Ha is half arable land and the other half fynbos. The half is mostly used for grazing but until recently, some sections has been used to grow crops. Also on the property is two dams which is fed by fountain and water from the Franskraal mountain to the North. There is a store of about 180 sqm and smaller store of about 64 sqm to the north side of the property and some under cover parking. The property has electricity and is zoned Agri 1. It is centrally situated for tourist and entertainment activities.

Whale watching a bonus. Walk across the road to fish. Gansbaai is named the Big-2-Town after the numerous Great White Sharks that cruise in the waters on the eastern side and the many Southern Right Whales that can be seen in Walker Bay from the shores of Gansbaai between July and December. Gansbaai, exactly midway between Cape Point and Cape Agulhus, is ruled by the sea and floral abundance. Endless beaches and rocky shoreline overlook Walker Bay and Sharks Bay. Gansbaai is a mosaic of different habitats of the remarkable Cape Floral Kingdom, ancient indigenous forest, agricultural lands, vineyards, flower-farms and rural communities. In spite of the developing tourism industry, the fishing industry is still the economical heartbeat in Gansbaai. The fleet of fishing boats and the fishmeal factory in the harbour employ a substantial number of people. The Abalone farm, just outside Gansbaai, produce this traditional local culinary delight in large quantities for the Asian market. Gansbaai is the point of gravity, where the banks, petrol stations and most of the shops are situated. A newly built tourism office, is now at the Gateway Centre. There are various restaurants and pubs dotted around Main Street, in the side streets and the harbour. Tourists can enjoy the locally brewed Birkenhead beer in a bar close to the harbour while watching the fishing boats return against the setting sun over Walker Bay. Whether you come to Gansbaai to fish, dive, eco-tour, or simply to experience the beauty of the great outdoors, you can enjoy the opportunity to visit our unique and interesting communities.

Franskraal smallholding for sale This smallholding of 27 Ha is half arable land and the other half fynbos. The half is mostly used for grazing but until recently, some sections has been used to grow crops. Also on the property is two dams which is fed by fountain and water from the Franskraal mountain to the North. There is a store of about 180 sqm and smaller store of about 64 sqm to the north side of the property and some under cover parking. The property has electricity and is zoned Agri 1. It is centrally situated for tourist and entertainment activities.