Bounded by Robberg Peninsula in the east and the Keurbooms River to the west, with the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma Mountains as interior backdrop, Plettenberg Bay (or Plett) on the Garden Route in the Western Cape, is a visitor’s playground of exquisite beaches and lagoons.
Despite having a reputation as a millionaire’s playground there are still many affordable activities and places to stay in Plettenberg Bay.
It’s a land of milk and honey, a bay with a benign climate, safe bathing and a million things to do. But as large-scale development kicks in, critics say Plettenberg Bay is also being strangled by its own success. The early Portuguese navigators called it Baia Formosa, or the beautiful bay.
Many guests staying at their accommodation in Plettenberg Bay spend the whole day on the terrace, with there being little incentive to mov...
If you are a bird enthusiast, looking to tick off some rare sightings on your twitcher’s list, or just interested in South Africa’s arra...
Matjies River Cave and Nelson Bay Cave were inhabited during the Middle Ages for well over 100 000 years. On the South side of the Plettenbe...
Whether it was during the day or around sunset that the Portuguese sailors of old named Plettenberg Bay the 'beautiful bay', is not recorde...
At Monkeyland near Plettenberg Bay the monkeys don't live in cages - they're free to swing in the forest. The sanctuary was the world’s fi...
Plettenberg Bay is a beautiful expanse of pristine coastline that stretches over 20 kilometre, starting from the Robberg Peninsula to the Mo...
The Plettenberg Game Reserve is located along the coast of the Eastern Cape, South Africa. It is also conveniently situated on the scenic Ga...