Hangklip, Overberg, Western Cape - Overberg Conference Venue

If you are looking for an escape into nature at its best, then escape to the majestic Hangklip Coast. Just an hour out of Cape Town lies a range of massive mountains that hug the spectacular, wave-swept coastline of False Bay. This picturesque area has a rich history. Archaeological evidence of the original inhabitants, the Khoi Khoi people, can still be seen. In the 18th century the mountain caves were the refuge of runaway slaves and during World War Two there was a radar station on the slopes of Hangklip. The Hangklip Hotel building was the barracks of the women who manned the radar. Hangklip is the smallest of the hamlets made up of a few holiday homes and the Hangklip Hotel. At Hangklip the coastline curves north into Stony Bay.