Accommodation near Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve
If you have done any research into the Garden Route's
attractions, you will be familiar with the wide range of activities offered in
the area. Among them are beach outings, visits to animal sanctuaries and meals
at scenic restaurants, among other things. However, if you are interested in
getting to know South Africa's wildlife, none of these attractions will come
close to a visit to the Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve.
The reserve is situated in the hills above the Garden Route
coastline, roughly 12 kilometres outside of Plettenberg Bay itself. It sits at
the confluence of 2 rivers, the Keurbooms and the Palmiet, which in turn
contribute to the diversity of the reserve. The area consists of 3 biomes -
fynbos, grassland and indigenous forest, which provide a home to no fewer than
35 species of mammals and over 100 bird species. The animals you can hope to
see include lion, hippos, rhino, buffalo, giraffe, crocodiles and many species
of antelope.
While the Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve has a wonderful lodge
which allows you to stay over and have a multi-day safari experience, it also
has excellent day-visitor facilities, and everything is well suited to
children.
You can choose between a canoe trip, a horse-back safari, a
walking safari or a traditional safari in an open game viewing vehicle. All
safaris are conducted by friendly, experienced guides. A major plus is that
they all take place in this beautiful malaria free environment.
After your chosen activity, you can make your way back to
the reception area where you can enjoy the coffee shop or order some drinks and
snacks at the bar. In winter they stoke up the fire, making for a cosy
encounter, while in summer the kids are free to play on the jungle gym outside.
Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling distance.
1.6 km
Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve, offering big 5 safaris, is primly positioned in South Africa's favourite Garden Route playground in the Western Cape - Plettenberg Bay. We offer day excursions and overni... More Info
2 km
A warm welcome awaits you at Bellamanga Country House, a privately owned tranquil country retreat set in stunning grounds. Halfway between Knysna and Tsitsikamma, just 5 minutes drive to Plettenberg B... More Info
6.3 km
Eventide Lodge offers charming, self-catering cottages and is situated in Wittedrif, Plettenberg Bay. Ideal for guests looking for comfortable lodging, close to an array of attractions within the Gard... More Info
6.9 km
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Watch the birds on the river from your bed... Explore the wetlands by canoe. Swim in the pool in the garden or at Plett's beautiful beaches, a ten-minute drive away. Enjoy a picnic next to the river. ... More Info
7.5 km
Nestled amidst beautiful indigenous gardens and treetops, Akima Hillhouse looks out over the Bitou valley. Wake up to Loeries and birdsong on your doorstep and enjoy al Fresco dining on the deck. Clos... More Info
9 km
Green Hills Forest Lodge is set on 12 hectares of unspoilt indigenous forest in The Crags, Plettenberg Bay in the very heart of the Garden Route, Western Cape, South Africa. Activities in the immediat... More Info
9 km
This is a secure, self-catering 3 bedroomed home on the Keurboom River. It has fully equipped kitchen and scullery, and an interleading garage. The lounge and dining room is an open area which sports ... More Info
9.2 km
Protea Wilds Retreat
Safe, peaceful, stunning views, great affordability. Peace and tranquility like you've never experienced before. Conveniently situated between Knysna and Plettenberg Bay, close e... More Info
9.4 km
Plett River Lodge is a stunning, recently-opened guesthouse situated right on the Bitou River, just 5 km from Plettenberg Bay, one of the top holiday destinations on the beautiful Garden Route of Sout... More Info
9.4 km
Fairview, owned by Nicky Rattray was named for its extraordinary outlook over the Keurbooms indigenous forest into several mountain ranges. It is a 10 minute drive from Plettenberg Bay with its gorge... More Info
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Plettenberg Bay Reviews
Plettenberg Bay
Always a joy going Plett...the beaches, the people and the beautiful scenery in around Plett.
- Leeann Ragaval
Plettenberg Bay
Plett was bustling in January. The town has an assortment of shops and restaurants along side, hikes, mountain bike routes, beach, kayaking and many other outdoor activities and adventures on offer....an all round offering with many things to do.
- Katherine Munro
Plettenberg Bay
Beautiful town, clean beaches, adequate shopping facilities and good restaurants.
- Eliza Mcgill
Plettenberg Bay
An extremely pleasant beach town with enough going on to keep you entertained and enough peace to relax and clear your mind. It is a place for everyone. From hikes and bungee jumping too clubs and bars. Its simply magnificent.
- Mario De Abreu
Plettenberg Bay
Plett is a beautiful town.
- Junon Draai
Plettenberg Bay
A beautiful part of the Western Cape. Caters for all one's needs and always welcomes the traveller with open arms.
- Louise Cloete
Plettenberg Bay
Nice & friendly city
- Simbarashe Chikonyora
Plettenberg Bay
Love Plett
- Karel De Jager
Plettenberg Bay
The beach is beautiful and clean. There are lots of activities, i.e. boat excursions, etc. to take part in, as well as many restaurants. On the way to Knysna or to Nature's Valley, which are either side of Plett, we came across many more activities such as horse riding and the Knysna Elephant Park. There is such a variety of things to do to keep busy and the Robberg hikes are a big hit too. There are also farm stalls next to the main road in both directions. Such a worthwhile place to visit!
- Diana Eksteen
Plettenberg Bay
Great little town with plenty of options in terms of dining and entertainment. Most restaurants were ok but one served me off calamari which was the weirdest thing to me with Plett being a coastal town. Street kids are a bit of a nuisance when they see your car registration isn't from Plett itself. Service is generally ok but I had an instance where a waitress was rude by making snide comments about me to a colleague and she assumed I didn't speak or understand afrikaans so went on to make the comments in front of me. I left it at that and thought that oneday someone would give her a go.
- Simone Hasselbach