Trogon House and Forest Spa  Verified Listing

Property Facilities:
We offer a wonderful South African home-style 3 course dinner every night at the lodge, ranging between R220-R350 per person...depending on the menu or season. Please make sure you pre-book to guarantee your table.

Snack, Lunch and Dinner Platters are also available at an additional cost, please enquire with us should you be interested.

Book the FOREST SPA for some relaxation (no treatments included) for an additional R700 per couple, for 2 Hours Exclusive Use. This includes use of the Sauna & Jacuzzi; a wood fire is lit with gentle music playing, candles, gowns and slippers are provided while the stress melts away in the glass room surrounded by lush forest. Platters and/or a bottle of MCC can be arranged and brought down to the room for your SPA Booking.

We also offer a range of various MASSAGES performed by some of the best therapists along the Garden Route. Visit our website for the full SPA Menu

We regret no children under 12 years of age.

No pets allowed, as we already have resident lodge pets that are on site.

Area Information:
The town of Plettenberg Bay lies almost on the border of the Western and Eastern Cape. Built on the hillside, most of the town is on a steep slope leading down to the sea, which means that regardless of where you find yourself accommodated, you will be treated to spectacular views of the bay and surrounding hills and mountains.

Plettenberg Bay has a relatively long history for a South African town, having been regularly visited by Portuguese explorers during the 15th and 16th centuries. Signs of their visits abound, and history enthusiasts can view artifacts such as the remains of the Gonzales Wreck in the town. Early European settlers to the area arrived in the late 1700â??s, and have also left behind many fascinating historical relics, for example the Old Rectory, built by the Dutch East India Trading company in 1776, and Forest Hall, a privately owned stately home, built in 1864 by William Henry Newdgate.

In modern times, Plettenberg Bay has gained somewhat of a reputation as a pleasure seeker hotspot, and has many leisure activities on offer. From polo at Kurland, to yachting at the Keurbooms River mouth and marina, to less high brow activities like swimming and water sports in the warm, gentle waters. In fact, when you enter the town proper, a monument to one of the symbols of this lush, almost tropical bay greets you: a bronze statue of the dolphins that play in the warm waters just off the coast.

For holiday-makers, accommodation in Plettenberg Bay is plentiful. From upmarket hotels to budget B&B's, accommodation is offered in varying price ranges from budget to over the top luxury. You are sure to find a great place to stay.

In Room Facilities:
All suites offer king size beds, glass ceilings in private bathrooms, Satellite TV, tea & coffee stations and are tastefully decorated, to make it the perfect comfortable home away from home surrounded by forest beauty and the sounds of nature.

Attractions:
* Monkeyland (1km away)
* Birds of Eden (2km away)
* The Elephant Sanctuary (3km away)
* Nature's Valley (Closest beach 15 minutes away)
* Plettenberg Bay (beaches, restaurants, nature walks / hikes / whale watching 20 minutes away)
* Storms River Mouth / Tsitsikamma National Park (40 minutes away)