Although the official name of the village is Waenhuiskrans, it is better known as Arniston, after an early 19th century shipthat perished nearby killing nearly everyone onboard.
It is also very well known for its cave along the sea; which is only accessible in low tide. Unfortunately, we visited during high tide, on the day after a full moon, so the cave was barely visible.
It is a stunning laid back location, where the "expensive" restaurant at the hotel (as per the owner of our B&B) compared very favourably to mid-priced restaurants in Jo'burg and Cape Town.
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