Presiding over the 1st tee of the award winning Jack Nicklaus designed Links course, St Francis Golf Lodge is a place where golf enthusiasts can escape to indulge their favourite pastime and relax in the beautiful surrounds of St Francis Bay. The Lodge comprises two five bedroom houses adjacent to each other and it is located within walking distance of The Links Clubhouse. The Lighthouse Restaurant and Jack’s Bar at the Clubhouse is open from 6h30 daily for breakfast & lunch and on Monday & Wednesday evenings for dinner. The Clubhouse also has excellent conference facilities as well as a Day Spa. The Lodge has sweeping views of the golf course, ocean, mountains and quaint thatched village. Stylish en-suite rooms with tea trays, fans/heaters, safes, hairdryers, guest amenities, WiFi and flat screen TV’s with hospitality DSTV channels. Thoughtful service, laid back comfort, and the opportunity to test your mettle on one of the top 10 rated golf courses in South Africa is all part of the St Francis Golf Lodge experience. Guests can expect to leave St Francis Golf Lodge and The Links with a replenished spirit and renewed love of the game.

Glorious beaches, excellent water sports, leisurely lifestyle and magical beauty awaits you! Things to do and see in and around St Francis Bay: Golfing - St Francis Links (Jack Nicklaus Designed Top 10 Course) & St Francis Bay Golf Course Birding - To date more than 160 species of birds have been spotted in the area Hiking - Sand River Walk - Enjoy the spectacular multitude of fauna and flora on a sand walk along the dunes. Boat Based Dolphin & Whale watching - Daily dolphin and seasonal Whale Watching (May to September) Walking - Two Harbours Walk or take a guided educational walk the ‘Wild Side’ in Cape St Francis Ocean, Canal & River Cruises - Eco Cruises, Sunset Cruises, River Cruises, Fishing Expeditions Surfing - “The search for the perfect wave” at Seal Point, Cape St Francis and “Bruces” at St Francis Bay. Cycling & Hiking - Cape St Francis Reserve, Seal Bay Reserve, Seal Point Nature Reserve or the Irma Booysen Floral Reserve. Lighthouse at Cape St Francis - National Monument built in 1878. Height: 27.5 meters Port St Francis - Commercial harbour built in 1995. Home to the ‘Chokka Industry’. Experience its unique charm & sample our local calamari.