A Visitor's Playground
Plettenberg Bay is a beautiful expanse of pristine coastline that stretches over 20 kilometres, starting from the Robberg Peninsula to the Mouth of the Keurbooms River.
Plettenberg Bay lies off the Garden Route in the Western Cape, in South Africa and has become a prime beach holiday destination over the years. The moody-blue Tsitsikamma Mountains overlook this small town offering an array of hiking and biking trails that end in spectacular views of the region.
Close by is the highest bungee jump in the world at Bloukrans Bridge, some excellent mountain bike trails through Harkerville Forest, wonderful hiking trails along the Tsitsikamma coast and one of only 3 treetop canopy tours in the whole world. Plett also offers wonderful beaches for swimming, walking or surfing.
Marine Mammal Watching
The warm turquoise sea waters from the Indian Ocean offers the perfect water temperatures for swimming and an array of water sports during the summer months. Plett, as it is affectionately known, is often considered to be the best destination worldwide for boat-based marine mammal watching.
Southern Right Whales make their majestic appearance from June until November, and Humpback Whale from August to December. Large seaworthy ski boats transport clients in comfort or, for the more adventurous; there are escorted sea kayak trips as well.
Many guests staying at their accommodation in Plettenberg Bay spend the whole day on the terrace, with there being little incentive to mov...
Bounded by Robberg Peninsula in the east and the Keurbooms River to the west, with the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma Mountains as interior backd...