Plettenberg Bay holidays

Plettenberg Bay holidays were designed for lazy days on the beach, surfing, scuba diving and enjoying the mild Garden Route climate. This coastal town lies almost on the border between the Western Cape and Eastern Cape, and is famous for its excellent surfing spots along with its consistent laid-back atmosphere. Each year in December, hordes of school leavers flock to Plettenberg Bay to celebrate, but for the rest of the year round, the town offers a peaceful retreat from the busy cities. The history of Plettenberg Bay dates back the 15th Century, when Portuguese explorers discovered the sheltered bays that surround the town. Today, Plettenberg Bay (or Plett, as it is known to locals) is a popular holiday destination offering plenty to see and do.

What to Do on Plettenberg Bay Holidays

As a town perfectly catered to tourism, Plettenberg Bay holidays can be as relaxing or adventurous as you choose, ensuring something to suit every taste. Activities that can be enjoyed in and around Plettenberg Bay range from elite pursuits such as watching polo games at Kurland, all the way through to surfing, bungee jumping, hiking, bird watching, safaris, wining and dining, golfing, fishing and even cultural village visits. This ensures a memorable holiday in the heart of the Garden Route. Things to see and do in Plettenberg Bay include the following:

• Polo at Kurland
• Keurbooms River
• Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary
• Mampoer and Witblits distillery
• Bloukrans Bridge bungee jumping
• Khoisan Village
• Birds of Eden Bird Sanctuary
• Goose Valley Golf Club
• Robberg Nature Reserve
• Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve
• Hiking on the Otter Trail

Plettenberg Bay Accommodation

The range of accommodation options in Plettenberg Bay is diverse, ensuring a wide range of options to suit every travel requirement and budget. You will be able to choose from safari lodges all the way through to resorts, country estates, hotels and guest houses, with most Plettenberg Bay accommodation found within easy reach of beaches and attractions.