DREAM BEACH SELF-CATERING LODGE – PONTA MALONGANE ACCOMMODATION

Type: Self-Catering Chalets

Capacity: 2 to 4 people per chalet

Features: Pool on Site, Braai Facilities, Housekeeping

Rates: From R400 per person sharing

Dream Beach Self-catering Lodge in Mozambique is situated approximately half-way between Ponta do Ouro and Ponta Malongane – allowing for guests to enjoy the best of both towns!

Located on a large wooded estate, the chalets which comprise Dream Beach Lodge are serviced daily.

The 2 sleeper chalets, which are located behind the sand dune, have direct beach access (approximately 500m) and comprise standard chalets (which share a communal kitchen and dining area) and deluxe chalets - each with their own private kitchen.

The 9 standard chalets comprise either double or twin options and have an en-suite bathroom with shower. The standard chalets do not have a kitchen, however, a fully equipped communal kitchen is provided.

The 5 deluxe chalets also accommodate 2 guests and have an en-suite bathroom and a private kitchenette located behind a heavy curtain. The kitchenette is equipped with a fridge/freezer, 2 plate gas hob, microwave, kettle, toaster and limited pots/pans, cutlery and glassware.

Dream Beach Self-Catering Lodge also has a variety of 4 sleeper cottages and two 3 bedroom houses with sea views and direct beach access.

An undercover dining area is provided for guests staying in the chalets – an airy sunny setting where guests can enjoy their meals and meet new friends. Guests may also enjoy a refreshing dip in the large, sparkling pool.

The popular seaside village of Ponta is home to a variety of restaurants, pubs and operators who provide an array of beach activities - from scuba diving to swimming with dolphins. A colourful market sells a variety of sarongs, seasonal fruits & vegetables, seafood, airtime, local bread and the famous (but lethal) Tipo Tinto Rum!

RATES AT DREAM BEACH SELF-CATERING LODGE IN PONTA DO OURO, MOZAMBIQUE

The rates below are a guide and will only be confirmed when making your reservation enquiry

Low Season

R800.00 per night – Standard Chalets (double/twin room with bathroom, communal kitchen)

R900.00 per night – Deluxe Chalets (double/twin room with bathroom and kitchen)

R250.00 per night – Extra Bed

High Season (8 December to 15 January)

R900.00 per night – Standard Chalets (double/twin room with bathroom, communal kitchen)

R1 000.00 per night – Deluxe Chalets (double/twin room with bathroom and kitchen)

R250.00 per night – Extra Bed

Child Rates

R250.00 – Extra single bed per night including linen

Maximum 1 extra bed per unit

Children up to 13 years of age using parent’s bed or own carry cot/mattress – Free of Charge

Note

R75 once off service fee required with deposit payment

SERVICES AND FACILITIES

Swimming Pool

Ceiling Fans

Braai (barbeque) facilities

Housekeeping

Safety Lockers in each Unit

Parking on Premises

Security

AREA ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS

Scuba Diving

Swim with Dolphins

Snorkelling

Surfing

Kite Surfing

Fishing Charters

Booze Cruise

Quad Bike Hire

Dine with Locals

Restaurants/Pubs

Arts & Crafts

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

4x4 Vehicles required (border transfers can be provided for non 4x4 vehicles which may be safely parked at the Kosi Bay border)

Check in between 13h00-15h00

Check out before 10h00

Please allow for inventory check on arrival and departure

LOCATION

Dream Beach Self-Catering Lodge is situated 2.3km from the tar crossroads in Ponta do Ouro

GPS Co-Ordinates for Dream Beach Self-Catering Lodge in Ponta do Ouro, Mozambique

S26° 49’ 12.43”

E32° 53’ 00.72

GUEST REVIEWS FOR DREAM BEACH SELF-CATERING LODGE IN PONTA MALONGANE

Service: Good

Friendliness: Good

Cleanliness: Fair

Facilities: Average

Overall:  Average

I can recommend that each unit needs an aircon.  I would have paid more per day, just to have an aircon.  It would also be nice if each unit have their own braai.  Sometimes you don’t want to join the communal braai and just want some privacy.  I would also recommend a wooden fence or grass fence between the units where the stoep is to give you some sort of privacy.  Some of the units are so close that your neighbour is watching you while you having breakfast/dinner. 
We like going to Dream Beach, but these small things might change the experience.  The house where we stayed last year was excellent and we had much more privacy and will recommend that to anybody.

S. Le Roux, December 2019

The accommodation was great. The kettle and toaster was not working but very clean.

J. Harrison (October 2017)

Service: Average

Friendliness: Good

Cleanliness: Excellent

Facilities: Fair

Overall: Average

M. Bentley (January 2017)

Service: Excellent

Friendliness: Excellent

Cleanliness:  Good

Facilities: Not Used

Overall: Good

The unit (no 14) did not have an aircon as was my understanding there would be. The unit’s interior was kept clean however the outside of the units require some cleaning: I had a humongous spider web outside my kitchen window, eggs and mother, the entire time I stayed there; there was some garbage (empty juice cartons) in the bushes outside my unit for the duration of my stay).

I did not use the communal kitchen/ pool as this was occupied by other resort clients which did not leave much opportunity to use this space.

Overall I had a very joyous holiday at the resort and would definitely consider staying there again in future.

R. Van Wyk (January 2017)

Service:  Good

Friendliness: Excellent

Cleanliness:  Excellent

Facilities: Excellent

Overall:  Good

Whole site, including room, pool, braai area, etc. were all very clean, neat and tidy. We plan to visit again.

Not a complaint, but can be annoying for some – because we were only guests we understand, but, cleaning lady basically just enters the room in the morning to do her chores while we still packing a few things to go out for the day. Does not give one a chance to finish and leave the room. You basically have to keep the door locked to keep her out. On other hand she is very friendly, helpful and does her job well.

J. Van Heerden (November 2016)