Beautiful family home, with 5 bedrooms which comfortably sleeps 10 people, is situated in a secure gated complex. Take evening strolls around the open but secure parklands in the complex or walk to the heart of Plettenburg Bay with its trendy shop...
Sunshowers Plett is a modern, spacious and relaxing self-catering accommodation establishment in Plettenberg Bay. This 4-star rated guesthouse, along the Garden Route of South Africa – offers seaviews from the upper penthouse. All apartments a mere 75 st
The River Club Villas is a sought after complex in Plettenberg Bay. This well appointed open plan 3 bedroom all en-suite garden unit is ideal for the family getaway. Only 10 minute walk to Beacon Island beach.
Intimate, exclusive and private, Thanda Vista offers 5 luxury en-suite bedrooms. A guest lounge with library, music centre and desk-top computer (with free Wi-Fi broadband Internet access); a breakfast room with magnificent views of the Bay; roof-...
Plett Beachfront Accommodation offers comfortable, tastefully decorated en-suite accommodation, right on Plettenberg Bay's Central Beach, the safest of the town's swimming beaches.
The Little Sanctuary on Goose Valley is a recently renovated, and tastefully modernised, two-bedroom (Sleeps 4), two-bathroom holiday apartment with fantastic views of the Tsitsikamma Mountains and the well known Goose Valley golf course.
We welcome you to our guesthouse, which has modern and highly equipped double rooms, in best position of Plettenberg Bay. We settled down in a quiet side street in which one is protected against the wind. Robberg Island, the ...
Ocean Watch Guest House is perfectly nestled against the coastal hillside of the beautiful Plettenberg Bay, an ideal spot to enjoy whale and dolphin watching.
Direct access from the Manor to the beach, lagoon and ocean offers guests a unique location and experience. Most of the 11 en-suite bedrooms in this Georgian-styled delightful 4-star guest house have a private balcony and exquisite, uninterrupted...
This guesthouse centrally situated in the town of Plettenberg Bay offers uniquely affordable accommodation. There are 6 guest rooms available.
This exclusive luxury holiday villa with its breathtaking views offers exclusive self-catering accommodation and is ideally situated to offer privacy as well as convenience. Spacious, airy & open plan living area flowing out onto a large, sunny pool.
There are five individually decorated bedrooms all of which have there own private entrance. All have ensuite bathrooms with fridge, tea and real coffee, TV, a safe, fans for the summer and heating for the winter. Breakfast is served on the ...
Nestled high above the Piesang River Valley in Plettenberg Bay lies Castleton, a unique development surrounded by the natural beauty of the Garden Route. Our secure, spacious and modern apartment offers you the ideal coastal getaway.
Bella Manga offers comfortable, clean, well-equipped accommodation in a unique country setting. All our rooms offer en-suite bathrooms, heaters & fans, a fridge and coffee & tea facilities. On-site entertainment includes two swimming pools, a guest lou
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Whales and dolphins frequently visit Plettenberg Bay but they are best viewed from the Robbeberg nature reserve, a peninsula nearby. Plettenberg Bay is great for swimming, sailing, surfing, fishing and hiking. If you prefer to stay on dry land you can go play golf, squash, tennis, and bowling. Hikers can try the Signal Hill Nature Trail, which starts at Signal Hill, through the Piesang Valley, then to the beach close to the old timber store.
Plettenberg Bay, or "Plet" as it is known locally, attracts a large number of rich tourists that prefer to stay in the local hotels. So, hotels are expensive in Plettenberg Bay. The stretch of sand from the Robberg peninsula to the Beacon Isle Hotel is known as the "Millionaires Row".
Fishermen can hire a motorboat from the Plettenberg Bay Angling club, situated on the western bank of the Keurbooms River, if they do wish to go out to sea. Scuba-divers wont be disappointed because there are plenty of wrecks to explore in the area. If you stand in the caravan park of the Robberg reserve you can see the wreck of the greek ship, the "Athena", stranded there in 1967.
Shell-collectors should be on the look-out for the highly sought after "pansy" shell which can be found on very few beaches in south africa.
According to legend Plettenberg Bay was the first involuntary "white settler" area, 20 years before Jan van Riebeeck landed at the cape. In 1630, a portuguese vessel, the Sao Goncalo, stranded in the bay. After eight months, the crew managed to build two smaller boats from the stranded vessel. One of the boats managed to reach Mozambique from where they were transported back to Portugal.The second boat was rescued at sea by another portuguese vessel, the Sao Ignatius Loyola, but the ship never made it back to Portugal.
