Phoenix Backpackers

Phoenix Backpackers is one of the oldest remaining houses in Jeffrey's Bay. It was built in the 1870's by George Pell and used to be known as the Phoenix Hotel, it has since undergone extensive renovations and is a budget minded establishment where a large treed garden welcomes you to your temporary haven.
The high ceilings and very spacious dorms have large bunk beds on wooden floors, are fitted with clean linen which is regularly changed for guests that spend more than a few nights

A backpackers with history. 2 minute walk to the main blue flag beach, restaurants, coffee-shops, surf- shops & night-life (casino). Fully equipped communal kitchen (stove, microwave) and lounge with big flat screen TV and a separate pool table room, private courtyard, indigenous gardens, with tree swing and chill areas, safe parking for five cars on the premises. Non smoking in the house

Accommodation Information

With four spacious and high ceiling dorms, furnished with big bunk beds on wooden floors and fitted with clean linen which is regularly changed for guests that spend more than a few nights is the Phoenix Backpackers excellent for families or groups, ample and safe parking on the property, a large indigenous treed garden with tree swing and hanging chairs, welcomes you to your temporary haven and to relax in Jeffrey’s Bay.

Location Information

Jeffreys Bay is a surfers’ paradise with so much more to offer:
With numerous surf spots, shops and surf schools there is no excuse for not getting into the waves.
Sand boarding is also a big attraction for sport lovers.
Hiking, walking on of the nature trails, go fishing or gather oysters on the shore.

The town has all the shops and facilities needed for a perfect holiday home

Jeffreys Bay has all of the following: supermarkets, a mall, doctors, policlinic, pharmacies, dentists, restaurants, coffee shops, pubs, a hotel, B&B’s, movie theatre and a school.

Special events in town are the Billabong Pro WCT Surfing contest in July attracting the world's top surfers to take on Supertubes and compete for the World Champion.
In September Jeffreys Bay plays host to the Shell Festival, with live music and large market areas for the family to enjoy.