Beachfront Villa African Queen is a beautiful seaside villa located on the prestigious Jeffreystraat in the popular resort town of Jeffreys Bay. Spread over three floors, the villa offers five well-equipped apartments, providing guests with comfort and privacy in a unique coastal setting. Guests can enjoy a landscaped garden, perfect for relaxation, as well as private parking for added convenience. With the beach just steps away, it’s the perfect getaway for sun, sea, and tranquility.

As your host at Beachfront Villa African Queen, I bring my deep love and knowledge of South Africa to every guest experience. After spending more than three and a half years living in this beautiful country, I still believe that South Africa is one of the most inspiring places in the world. The Eastern Cape is known for having the 4th best climate globally, and its natural beauty has inspired my passion for collecting African masks, tribal art, and ethnographic textiles. I’m a certified ski and tennis instructor and judge, a paragliding enthusiast, a golf player, and a long-distance runner with over 40 half-marathons completed. Many say I know a lot about Africa—its tourist attractions, best beaches, rich history, and geography. From December to the end of January, I offer one full-day guided tour (10 hours) for every 7 nights booked in the villa. For all confirmed reservations, I also offer a free 1-hour online presentation titled “What to See Around” to help you plan your ideal vacation in Jeffreys Bay and the surrounding area. All you need is an hour of your time and your fellow travelers.

Beachfront Villa African Queen is located just 30 m from Dolphin Beach, the main beach in Jeffreys Bay, and only 350 m from the town center. The villa sits on a small hill and offers one of the best ocean views in J-Bay, known for its spectacular sunrises and coastline. Jeffreys Bay is world-famous for surfing, especially at Supertubes – one of the top right-hand surf breaks in the world. Shops, surf rentals, and restaurants are all within walking distance. Less than 100 km away are two of South Africa’s national parks: Addo Elephant Park, home to hundreds of elephants, and Tsitsikamma National Park, known for its coastal forests and suspension bridges.