Plettenberg Bay

Your first glance as you enter Plettenberg Bay is one of utter disbelief. The beauty of this bay takes your breath away and you need to take a moment to absorb its splendor. With endless white sandy beaches and a magnificent mountain backdrop you really do feel like you have arrived in paradise.

The main attraction of ‘Plett’, as the locals call it, is its unspoilt coastline. The clear blue warm waters and excellent safe swimming beaches make this is an ideal beach holiday destination. With a very mild climate year round it seems as if Plett has forgotten to add winter to its yearly calendar. Boutique hotels and owner managed beachfront guesthouses add to the Plett's small-town flavour and personalize your experience.

Rest and adventure are of equal proportions and depend on completely how energetic you feel. Days are spent strolling and relaxing on the beach or heading out to be a bit more adventurous and plunging off the world’s highest bungy jump or swinging 30m above the ground over the forest.

Your first glance as you enter Plettenberg Bay is one of utter disbelief. The beauty of this bay takes your breath away and you need to take a moment to absorb its splendor. With endless white sandy beaches and a magnificent mountain backdrop you really do feel like you have arrived in paradise.

The main attraction of ‘Plett’, as the locals call it, is its unspoilt coastline. The clear blue warm waters and excellent safe swimming beaches make this is an ideal beach holiday destination. With a very mild climate year round it seems as if Plett has forgotten to add winter to its yearly calendar. Boutique hotels and owner managed beachfront guesthouses add to the Plett's small-town flavour and personalize your experience.

Rest and adventure are of equal proportions and depend on completely how energetic you feel. Days are spent strolling and relaxing on the beach or heading out to be a bit more adventurous and plunging off the world’s highest bungy jump or swinging 30m above the ground over the forest.

The Bay is known to attract an incredible diversity and richness of marine life including dolphins and whales. A great way to see the marine life is to go on an ‘ocean safari’ offering you inspiring encounters with whales, dolphins, seals, sharks and pelagic birds.

In addition to Plett’s natural wonders, the town is full of fun and has attracted many of affluent South Africa’s who have decided to make Plett their holiday home destination. Complete with top restaurants, bars, live entertainment and good shopping this paradise is definitely on top of the list of places to stay or visit along the Garden Route.

Our Travel Experts know the Plettenberg Bay area extremely well - most of them have even jumped off the Bloukrans Bridge Bungy jump - so drop them a line and they'll be sure to help you plan your holiday and will be able to suggest some great accommodations for your stay.