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Admiralty Beach House

6 May 2019 By Alan

Algoa Bay Marine believe that by promoting nearby tourism products we will contribute to making the local tourism industry stronger. Gqeberha in Nelson Mandela Bay has incredible experiences and the friendliest people who welcome our local, national and international tourists to our incredible city.

Today we feature: Admiralty Beach House

Admiralty Beach House
Admiralty Beach House

On Admiralty Way, the Admiralty Beach House is another long established Guest House.

A poised and confident Danette walked out to greet the Algoa Bay Marine team and graciously showed us around the reception and lounge. Business for this guest house is steady and good.

This Four Star Luxury Guest House comprises of 10 units: 4 luxury double rooms, 4 luxury suites and 2 family units. Perfectly situated in the beachfront suburb of Summerstrand, this sophisticated beach house offers secure off-street parking and free WiFi in all bedrooms and communal areas.

Only a scenic 10-minute drive from the city centre and the Gqeberha International Airport and 150 metres from Pollock Beach.

The Admiralty Beach House offers boutique luxury accommodation for the leisure traveller, families as well as the discerning corporate traveller.

Admiralty Beach house is also within close proximity to the Links Humewood Golf Course, a genuine seaside links, with wide and undulating fairways, fast greens and thick coastal bush. A round is a must for any golfer visiting the ‘Friendly City’ of Gqeberha

Not much further away, you can find the Summerstrand shopping village, various beachfront restaurants and the Boardwalk Casino and entertainment complex.

Gqeberha is also known as the watersports capital of South Africa along with fast becoming a preferred Whale and Dolphin Watching venue. GQ is a popular holiday destination due to its eco-attractions, mild winters and ideal bathing conditions all year round.

Contact Admiralty Beach House:

Web Site: http://theadmiralty.co.za
Address: 9 Admiralty Way, Summerstrand, Gqeberha, Nelson Mandela Bay
Phone Number: 041 583 1271
Email: admiralty@intekom.co.za

Admiralty Beach House promotes Algoa Bay Marine with promotion and brochures for their guests – for this partnership we are grateful and have no hesitation in recommending their services.

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