Paradise Found SC Accommodation

03/04/2026

Right here in Dana Bay… this is what still walks among us.
The bushbuck.
Not in a game reserve.
Not behind fences.
Right here… in our streets, between our homes, part of our everyday life.
They move quietly. Carefully. Always aware.
You don’t always see them… but they are there.
And when you do get a moment like this — eye to eye — you realise how special this place really is.
Dana Bay isn’t just a place to live.
It’s a conservancy. A shared space between us and wildlife.
That comes with responsibility.
Slow down when you drive.
Put the phone away.
Respect their space.
Because this… this is rare.
And it’s right on our doorstep.

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03/12/2025

Louise R (LS-5BR7TB) has left a new review on your property, Paradise Found:
Die was een van ons lekkerste kuiers in 'n baie lang tyd! Die verblyf was net absoluut fantasties! Die woning was baie netjies, het aan al ons behoeftes voldoen en ons het 4 mense baie gerieflik gekuier. Die stoep was ons gunsteling koffie en kuierplek met asemrowende uitsig. Ideaal geleë naby alle winkels en plekke om te besoek. Die een gaan beslis op my gunsteling plek om te bly gestoor word!
Nov 2025

01/12/2025

17/11/2025

Wonderful and amazing stay!
It was perfect beyond words can describe, meeting every expectation we had. The place was clean and smelled nice. My fiancé and I would definitely visit Paradise Found again in the near future. Would highly recommend for others who want a home away from home with loved ones.

Overall rating (5)
Value for money (5)
Customer service (5)
Cleanliness (5)
Location (5)
Security (5)

Darren S
With spouse/partner
Nov 2025
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22/02/2025

The Burchell's coucal, a member of the cuckoo family, is a striking bird species that calls Mosselbay home. With its sleek, black plumage and distinctive white stripe above its eye, this bird is a sight to behold. Found in the dense thickets and coastal bushlands surrounding Mosselbay, the Burchell's coucal is a master of stealth, using its sharp eyesight to sn**ch unsuspecting insects and small reptiles from the underbrush. Its low, haunting call is a familiar sound in the region, adding to the rich avian diversity that makes Mosselbay a birdwatcher's paradise."