Nestled in the prestigious Blue Waters Estate, this spacious and impeccably maintained family home offers the perfect balance of comfort, elegance, and entertainment. Designed to take full advantage of its stunning surroundings, the property boasts sweeping mountain views complemented by glimpses of the ocean, creating a serene and picturesque living environment.

The heart of the home features an expansive open-plan layout that includes a welcoming lounge, a refined dining area, and a dedicated braai room tailor-made for entertaining. The modern kitchen is a chef’s delight, complete with a custom island, generous cupboard space, a gas hob, and dual eye-level ovens. A separate scullery accommodates a top-loader washing machine, dishwasher, and large tumble dryer, ensuring convenience without compromising on style.

Throughout the home, sleek tiling enhances the modern aesthetic, while outside, a glistening swimming pool invites relaxation on warm summer days. The outdoor area is further elevated by a built-in fire pit and a wood-fired pizza oven—perfect for hosting memorable gatherings with friends and family. Additional features include an automated double garage and a fully walled perimeter, offering both security and privacy.

Estate Features:

• Gated community with controlled entry

• 24-hour CCTV surveillance with human detection technology

• Electric fencing with inverter and solar backup for uninterrupted security

• Direct access to the R102 and easy connection to the N2

• Just minutes from Fountains Mall, Kabeljauws beach, and other essential amenities

• Thoughtful architectural and procedural guidelines preserve the charm and value of the estate

Blue Waters Estate is a well-managed, financially stable community that has grown in popularity for its secure lifestyle, unbeatable location, and picturesque surroundings. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or an entertainer’s haven, this home offers it all.

Paradise Beach and Jeffreys Bay Down the Coast

Paradise Beach is a surf spot located just above Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, in the Eastern Cape province between Jeffreys Bay and St Francis Bay. The spot sits near natural reserves and estuaries, with wildlife like otters, small antelope, and many bird species in the area. The beach is a long stretch of white sand, and the surf spot itself has a bottom made of sand and rocks. The surf at Paradise is very consistent, with waves that are hollow, fast, and powerful, breaking left. The spot works best at medium and high tides, and the length of the ride is usually less than 50 meters.

Uncrowded Surf

The area is generally empty, but always respect the locals and check the surf etiquette, especially if the spot gets crowded. Access to the lineup can be challenging, with a paddle of more than 20 minutes or by boat, and there can be strong rips and undertow, so be aware of the conditions before heading out. Paradise is recommended for experienced surfers and pros due to the wave power and the nature of the spot. Always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. For those looking for a surf forecast, surf report, surf map, or surf webcam, check local resources before planning your session.

Paradise Beach is also suitable for other water sports like kiteboarding, windsurfing, and jet-skiing. The spot is close to other well-known surf spots such as Claptons, Phantoms, Kitchen Windows, Kromme Rivermouth, and Magna Tubes. The area is known for its natural setting and quiet atmosphere, away from the busier parts of Jeffreys Bay. Always check the latest surf forecast and report before heading out to Paradise to get the most accurate information on conditions. Check out the good surf at Paradise in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.

Jeffreys is Just Around the Corner

J-Bay features a number of surf breaks that harness the approaching swell as it meets the offshore reef. The most famous of these is Supertubes or “Supers” where, on good days, a 4ft to 8ft wave runs from the point along the reef and includes a classic barrelling section, before closing out at a spot called Impossibles.

Further down the point lies Tubes, a barrelling 4ft to 5ft wave with a short, intense, fun ride that’s best on a southerly or south-westerly swell. Point is the original wave ridden by the long boarders in the 1960s. Capable of handling a large swell, it promises heavy take-offs followed by a slow wall that’s ideal for carves, cutbacks and the odd barrel. It’s a good place to get used to J-Bay on your first visit, and the wave is ideal in the 3ft to 8ft range. If you’re looking for a bit of peace and quiet, you can head over to Albatross, a little out-of-town spot that’s best on a north-westerly wind at low tide. The topmost section of Supers features left and right breaks at Boneyards and is favoured by locals.

The spot earned its name because it breaks on a shallow reef. If you’re looking for more unpredictable and heavy conditions, then head over to Magnatubes, which work on a north-westerly wind at high tide and results in 3ft to 5ft power surges. If you are more on the mellow side, Kitchen Window, or “Kitchens”, fires on the mid-tide, offering a fun wave away from the busier spots.