PORT NOLLOTH
Port Nolloth is a town and domestic seaport in the Namaqualand region on the Diamond coast of
the Northern Cape province. Port Nolloth is situated 143km northwest of Springbok. Port
Nolloth was established as a small-vessel harbour and railway junction in 1854 for the copper-mining
industry. Port Nolloth's narrow, shallow entrance makes it unsuitable for ore carriers. It is, instead,
a centre for the small-scale diamond recovery and crayfishing industries, and the only resort on
the Diamond Coast.
Port Nolloth is a scenic town with fishing trawlers in the bay, clean beaches and playful seals to
enjoy. Port Nolloth offers good line-fishing and fresh crayfish aplenty. Fish and crayfish can be
bought from the factory in season.
McDougall's Bay is a short drive from Port Nolloth and is a cluster of seaside cottages, houses and
camping sites. Here you can enjoy to clean beaches and calm seas, that offer hours of swimming,
walking, kayaking and boating time.
Port Nolloth is as laidback as it sounds. Nothing much happens very fast here, and as a result,
holiday makers are attracted to the town to soak up the worriless atmosphere, and the sun. Today
the town is a sleepy commercial hub with a number of holiday homes.
Our agents have extensive and in depth knowledge, whether it is residential, commercial, industrial,
or retail, Seeff Port Nolloth will assist you in finding the best property catering to your specific needs.
If you are looking for an investment property, permanent home or just a lovely retreat - then we
would like to invite you to visit Seeff Port Nolloth and speak to our on-site property agents to view
our property portfolio and to arrange for viewings.
Call or e-mail Seeff Port Nolloth today for more information.
