Plettenberg Bay
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Plettenberg Bay Central, Goose Valley Golf Estate, Robberg, The Crags, Harkerville, Uplands, Roodefontein
Nearby Attractions & Landmarks: Knysna Elephant Park, The Pansy Shell
Plettenberg Bay Reviews
Everything is a walking distance.
There are so many different outdoor activities from hiking, going to the beach, going to restaurants and wine farms and then of course, all the animal sanctuaries to many too mention!!
Beach and lagoon. Interesting art galleries.
An amazing holiday destination with beautiful beaches, very good restaurants and so much to do. Places like Monkeyland, Elephant sanctuary, the world's biggest Avery, Raptor world, Snake park and Wolf sanctuary is so educational and great for family outings.
Truly a wonderful holiday destination.
Beautiful town, loved the ocean.
We enjoyed walking on the beach!
The pristine beaches, Robberg fine foods, Packwood wine estate,
restuarants, beautiful views, fynbos.
Big time nature.
Gorgeous sea and beach scenery all around. Plenty to see and places to discover.
I'd strongly recommend Zinzi restaurant for anyone who is looking for a night of serinity with fine wine and being schooled at the choice of wine on offer by the enthusiastic patron, Khanyo.
Atmosphere and the game drive and horse riding.
More info about Plettenberg Bay
Known as South Africa’s playground for the jet-setting crowd, Plettenberg Bay is indeed a holiday paradise of note. Favoured by all age groups, especially by youngsters leaving school and wanting one last hurrah with their mates, Plett, as it affectionately known, is truly the place to be. Endless stretches of pristine waters that are clear and warm with decadent white sand and copious amounts of African sun are amongst the many reasons why holidaymakers flock to this Garden Route diamond in their droves each year. While Plett’s vacation hot spot tag is well-known, there is definitely more that meets the eye when it comes to this elegant seaside resort.
Plettenberg Bay is heavily steeped in history with the first signs of civilization emerging as early as the 15th Century when Portuguese explorers were said to have visited regularly. There were numerous artifacts left behind by the Portuguese to exhume in light of this with... Show more