Farr Out B&B
Sustainability
Marion Lubitz, originally from Germany, was hooked onto South Africa since her first visit in 1989. She moved permanently to the country in 1998 to dedicate herself to the tourist industry. Since 2007 she is the volunteer chairperson of Paternoster Village Tourism and tries to uplift tourism in Paternoster. She also is very much involved with the organisation of the annual Paternoster Heritage Festival on 24 September which is focused on raising funds for Paternoster children to be able to take them out for educational trips.
South African born Deon van Schalkwyk with his passion for the West Coast, convinced Marion to settle down in the quiet area of Paternoster. After 24 years of Air force duty he called it a day to start a new life along the coastline. In 2009 he decided to study again and became a qualified Tour Guide. This gives him the opportunity to take out the guests for either casual strolls in the Beach Buggy or more comfortable trips in the Landcruiser to share the interesting stories and history of the West Coast.
In September 2005 the very dedicated team at Farr Out opened its doors to visitors from all over the globe. Since then Farr Out is growing from strength to strength. Lots of additions took place over the past years, ie Koi pond, deck, covered car parking, big play yard for children, tepee for braai, wood-fired hot tub ... who knows what is next ….
Together they have built up a reliable team with locals Marlen, Molla and Benjamin who are helping to keep up the standard of the house.
Caring for destination
This accommodation provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.
Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:
Caring for environment is what Farr Out does.
Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative:
Farr Out Implementation
- Solar geyser
- Timers on outside lights
- Recycling of bottles, plastics and paper
- Guestrooms have only showers and NO baths to save up on water
- Irrigation system in garden on timer
- Saving on water where they can
- Boiling only the necessary amount of water when needed
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