Brummer House can comfortably accommodate up to 15 guests. The main house contains 4 bedrooms. (The first 2 bedrooms is on the ground floor) The first bedroom contains a queen-size bed en-suite. The second bedroom contains a king-size bed and an additional single bed en-suite. The third bedroom contains a double bed the bathroom is opposite the room (shower and toilet) The fourth bedroom contains 2 x double beds and 2 single beds and a shower en suite and cottage that sleeps 2. The kitchen is fully equipped with 2 fridges, oven, snack-witch maker and Coffee Machine (Pods need to bring) Various braai equipment including black pots, tongs, grills etc. Big braai area inside and outside. A Portable stainless steel Pizza braai inside as well. The Dining table seats 8. There are 2 tables with chairs that can accommodate 12. On the veranda there is also a lounging area. There is a TV and DSTV with a bluetooth speaker to connect music too. There is also a dart board and Boule court for some outdoor activities Seeing that the house has its own jetty you are more than welcome to bring your own boat and launch on site. Just a friendly reminder to bring with your Skippers licence and fishing license. We can certainly assist with bait for sale. There is also an option if you do not have a boat to do a sunset cruise or birdwatching cruise on one of our Houseboats ! (depending on availability) I will receive you on arrival and hand over the key with a brief of the house. We also issue boat licenses for the river, please let me know if you will be bringing a boat with.Malagas is a settlement on the Western bank of the Breede River in the Overberg District of the Western Cape, approximately 30 kilometres south-east of Swellendam, accessible along a gravel road that turns off the N2 National road just west of Swellendam, which eventually leads to the mouth of the Breede River at Cape Infanta. Access is also possible via Bredasdorp. The name Malagas is probably an adaptation of the Portuguse mangas de velludo, “velvet sleeves”, referring to the cape gannet with its black-tipped wings. Malagas is described as a place of exceptional beauty and peacefulness and the southern bank of the River is lined with idyllic homes, framed by the Potberg Mountain range, many with their own jetty. Tidal action reaches 55km up-river and fishing kabeljou, grunter, leervis and steenbras is any fisherman’s delight. The river is renowned as the best estuary fishing location in the country. Malagas is a bird-watching paradise and African Fish Eagle, Cape Vulture, White Stork, Sunbird and Blue Crane are commonly sighted. The famous Whale Trail begins in the Potberg area and ends in De Hoop. The nostalgic pontoon ferry at Malagas operates from sunrise to sunset and is the last man-hauled pontoon cable ferry in South Africa. It is the only vehicular crossing to the Eastern bank in the area for further access to the Breede River mouth at Witsand. The pontoon will be replaced by end 2019 with an automated system.