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Paternoster Holidays

Located in the north Cap on the rough and windswept side of the ocean, Paternoster is known for its lobsters.

Visit Paternoster

Relaxation
Romantic
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Paternoster: How to get there?

1h40min from the Cape by car (but can be much longer with traffic)

Paternoster: See when to go?

From November to March

Paternoster: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Paternoster: What to see nearby?

Zebras about to cross the road, Kruger Park, South Africa

What our travellers think of their stay

Camille Griffoulieres

Travel writer

Located in the north Cap on the rough and windswept side of the ocean, Paternoster is known for its lobsters.

My suggestion

Go during the lobster season to be able to taste them, otherwise it holds no interest. It's during the summer, from mid-November to mid-March.

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