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Prices range from 700 thousand for an apartment to ZAR 19 million for a semi double story 6 bedroom home, with awe-inspiring views over Walker Bay. To get specific details on Hermanus property for sale please contact us here… Hermanus - General DescriptionHermanus is a one hour drive out of Cape Town. Situated on the coast line of Walker Bay and surrounded by mountains rich in indigenous fynbos. Hermanus is known as the heart of the whale route, with a cliff walk hugging the coast line stretching from the one side of the town to the other, 12km in total, providing the best land based whale watching, with the whales just 20m away in the bay. Hermanus is a seaside resort but 50% of the population live there all year round. The properties range from apartments, to huge homes on large plots, some with fabulous views. There has been a lot of new development in the outer areas of Hermanus.Hermanus - SchoolsThere are many schools available in Hermanus, there are high schools and primary schools, a Waldolf school, Bosco Christian school and a Montessori pre-primary school.Hermanus - AmenitiesHermanus has wonderful long beaches that are perfect for swimming, snorkelling and body surfing. When the tide is out the beach is full of delightful rock pools with many different types of marine creatures. In the nature reserve there are many superb walking trails that look right over the bay. Hermanus has many different restaurants, from the local fish and chip shop to 5 star cuisines. There are numerous galleries, fashion boutiques, markets and jewellery shops in and around Hermanus. The Fernkloof Farmers Market held every Saturday, has home grown organic produce on sale. The Robinson wine route is just over the mountains from Hermanus.Hermanus - ClimateProtected by the surrounding mountains, the summers are hot perfect beach weather, the winters can be wild with the wind blowing around the cliff edge and heavy rain falls.Hermanus – LanguageEnglish predominantly, but many other languages are spoken as the community is multicultural. |