Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary The world’s first free-roaming, multi-species primate sanctuary. Covering an area of 12 hectares of indigenous forest and providing ex-captive primates a healthier, more natural lifestyle. Home to over 550 primates including gibbons, howler monkeys, vervet monkeys, langurs, sakis, capuchins, squirrel monkeys, spider monkeys, ring-tailed lemurs and the critically endangered black and white ruffed lemurs. An Eco-Tourism experience that will stay with you a lifetime.   Birds of Eden  The largest single span free-flight aviary in the world, an experience you will find nowhere else. Encompassing an area of 2.3 hectares of forest and waterways with 1.2km of ...more

Robberg Distillery, situated along the Garden Route of South Africa in the town of Plettenberg Bay is a craft distillery producing craft Whisky and Gins. Robberg Distillery are named after the Robberg Peninsula, a Nature and Marine reserve and a World Heritage Site. Our love for spirits leads to the establishment of our distillery at the coast and the development of unique spirits. Our distillery is situated close to the sea and 50m above sea level with warm summers, mild winters and a constant sea breeze providing the ideal location for the ageing of whisky. The Distillery The distillery, situated on a small farm in the heart of Plettenberg Bay is a craft distillery where everything is done by hand ...more

SEAL DIVING, SEAL SWIMS & SEAL VIEWING The Ultimate Marine Animal Encounter – a safe, fun activity for the whole family! We cater for scuba divers, snorkellers & those that prefer to stay dry and view from the boat. This is a thrilling experience where you get the opportunity to get up close and personal to the Plett’s colony of seals and interact with these inquisitive animals. Seal Swims: Cost R895 per person (2 hours) & includes the boat trip, experienced guide & hire of full equipment. Currently offering a special – book 4 or more seal swims and pay R750 per person. Seal Viewing: Cost R495 per person. Seal Scuba Dive: Cost R695 per person, excludes all gear. BOOK NOW GUIDED REEF SNORKEL Come and ...more

Ranked no 52 in South Africa by the golf magazines! Plettenberg Bay Country Club has an 18 hole par 72 golf course set in a private nature reserve as well as 2 magnificent bowling greens and 4 all weather tennis courts. The highly rated course is a very popular tourist destination. The course is easy to walk, but golf cars are always available for the not so energetic. Lush Kikuyu grass fairways and bayview greens recently over seeded to bent grass provides golfers with an excellent playing surface, with year round consistency, on this parkland golf course. Despite intense competition from the beautiful white beaches and rolling surf, the club is busy and booking is essential. This is no ...more

Did you forget how adventurous you are? Plett Seal Adventures specialises in seal swimming next to the Robberg peninsula in Plettenberg bay. We meet and greet on Hobie beach, where we gear and go. Next is an exiting 15 min boat ride over to the seal colony, where 6000 seals are waiting for you. We jump in and swim with them for 30 min. This will be one of the most exciting marine mammal encounters of your life. You can’t run with gazelles but you can swim with seals. Join the adventure and make a splash with us! BOOK SEAL SWIMMING | BOOK SEAL VIEWING

Plettenberg Bay has a fabulous unique attraction, the Plett Puzzle Park. It features the first amazing life size 3-D Maze in South Africa, as well as an exciting Forest Puzzle Walk which meanders through the natural forest, and a fun Rope Maze for the kids. This is a place for visitors of all ages to exercise their bodies and minds in an entertaining, educational and affordable way – no more boring days when not on the beach! Light refreshments are available in a lovely garden setting, and the Puzzle Gift Shop has games and puzzles for all ages. Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat!

5 Days – 5 Nights – 80 Kilometres – A fully catered, slackpacking hiking trail through the forests and river valleys of Plett from the Garden of Eden to the Keurbooms River and Formosa Bay. High-end accommodation, meals, drinks and bag transfers all included, and much more. This multiday hike takes you through the mesmerizing Knysna forest, across the scenic Bitou and Keurbooms river valleys, and into the uplands of Plettenberg Bay. Each day offers a unique experience, from wine tastings and lunch stops to traversing game reserves and navigating serene river courses before ascending into the lush forests. Commencing to the west of Robberg and Plettenberg Bay, this trail forms ...more

Packwood Wines offer wine tastings and handcrafted cheese platters for lunch made using produce from our farm 100% sustainable. Eggs benedict and a bottle of bubbly for breakfast, served in a very relaxing environment, surrounded by an abundance of nature, our unique, sustainable and intimate venue is ideal for guests who would like to sip and savour their wines and enjoy the wonderful vistas across our farm and the nature all around. Set in amazing countryside and embraced by pristine forests from the North and open vistas to the South, green pastures, gorges, mountains and the distant ocean. A true taste of country living, Packwood also offers accommodation at the Country House ...more

Join the experienced team from Offshore Adventures for an experience of a lifetime. This one and a half hour adventure starts with an adrenaline pumping beach launch into the sea, followed by an amazing boat ride along the scenic coastline to the Cape fur seal colony. There you will get to snorkel and interact with the oceans most loved character and see them playfully swimming in their natural environment. Swim with seals: "Join the experienced team from Offshore Adventures for an experience of a lifetime. This one and a half hour adventure starts with an adrenaline pumping beach launch into the sea, followed by an amazing boat ride along the scenic coastline to the Cape fur seal colony. ...more

The boat cruise leaves from Sirocco Restaurant Jetty on Thesen Island in Knysna. From here on you can just unwind and savor the warm rays of the sun, sip on a glass of bubbly or an ice-cold beer, and enjoy the scenery. Spot our Marine Giants while tanning on trampolines, put out a line to see what bites, or take a snorkel at the old shipwreck. We will sail out to the Seal Colony and The Robberg Nature reserve – a protected area. It is one of South Africa’s most interesting, beautiful and diverse reserves and is also a national monument because of the fascinating Stone Age caves, which offer a glimpse into our ancient past. Rocks from this region date back 120 million years . The reserve is famed ...more

With rich farming heritage, Doug and Sue Lund brought their young family to The Crags in 2006, planting new vineyards, building a tasting room & creating inspiring places and spaces. Their first harvest in 2012 yielded some of the most unblemished grapes any farmer is ever likely to see. Prioritising quality over quantity, they pay meticulous attention to detail, use organic fertilisers and even taking the unusual step of using netting over their vines. Award-winning winemaker, Anton Small, has put the grapes to excellent use, producing Newstead’s Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, as well as white and pink MCC bubblies. These are available on Newstead’s website, or from ...more

Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary The world’s first free-roaming, multi-species primate sanctuary. Covering an area of 12 hectares of indigenous forest and providing ex-captive primates a healthier, more natural lifestyle. Home to over 550 primates including gibbons, howler monkeys, vervet monkeys, langurs, sakis, capuchins, squirrel monkeys, spider monkeys, ring-tailed lemurs and the critically endangered black and white ruffed lemurs. An Eco-Tourism experience that will stay with you a lifetime. Also visit Jukani and Birds of Eden. Please note: Tours start at 8:30am in the morning and there is a tour available every 15 – 20 minutes. The last tour departs strictly at 5pm. The ...more