Plettenberg Bay is a premier holiday destination situated on the Southern Cape coast of South Africa. Plett, as it is popularly known, has sweeping golden beaches, the iconic Robberg Peninsula, intriguing lagoons and estuaries, towering indigenous forests and unpolluted rivers, vineyards and wine estates.

Known as Bahia Formosa (beautiful bay) by early Portuguese explorers, the Plett feeling is easy to experience. With its moderate climate and beautiful vistas over the Indian Ocean, Plett’s about lazy sun-filled beach holidays (on any one of our six Blue Flag beaches) and activities ranging from adrenaline to leisure. This includes hiking, mountain biking, abseiling, bungy jumping, sky diving, marine safaris, boutique shopping and wine tasting. You’ll be spoilt for choice with some of SA’s award-winning restaurants, wine farms and other lifestyle experiences. Plett is home to wildlife sanctuaries, game reserves, whale and dolphin watching, birding, canoeing and kayaking, sailing … and so much more.

Situated between the hills covered with indigenous Fynbos and the Bitou River is the tranquil and rural village of Wittedrift, a bird and nature lover’s paradise.

From Keurboomstrand to the Robberg Peninsula there are 15 kilometers of beaches punctuated by the river mouth and an island. The river, lagoon, bay and beaches are much used by fishing and boating enthusiasts and offer the best shore based whale watching of the area.

The Crags is situated 20 kilometers from Plett central and has become one of the must see areas, with polo fields, wildlife sanctuaries, theatre and an abundance of art and craft offerings along its vibrant ‘Cruise the Crags‘ route. And once there, head down the scenic R102 to tranquil Nature’s Valley with its untouched indigenous trees, forest and beautiful pristine coastline for a glimpse of historical beauty. It is also the only town within a national park.

Further down the N2, nestled in the great forests lying at the feet of the fabled Tsitsikamma mountains is the quaint hamlet of Storms River offering teeming bird life, vast expanses of Cape flora, delicate eco-systems in wetlands and lagoons, gigantic trees and adrenaline pumping activities such as the world’s highest bungee jump and tree canopy tours.

Whatever you choose, make sure to take advantage of all the Plett has to offer to experience that Plett feeling.

Visit our offices at Melville’s Corner Shopping Center on Plett’s Main Street to find our more about what Plett has to offer!

Customer Service Contact Information

Telephone and Fax:

Tel: +27 (0)44 533 4065
Fax: +27 (0)44 533 4066

Office hours this Summer Season are:

2 Dec 2021 – 10 Jan 2022
8.30 am – 6 pm from Monday to Friday
9 am – 1 pm on Saturdays
9 am – 1 pm on 24 and 31 December

The office will be closed on

Sundays, 25 December, 1 January

Normal office hours are:

9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
9am to 1pm on Saturdays
9am to 1pm on public holidays
Closed on Sundays, Christmas day, Boxing day and New Year’s day
Physical Address:

Please visit the Tourism Bureau in Plettenberg Bay at:

Melville’s Corner,
Main Street,
Plettenberg Bay,
6600

GPS Coordinates:

Latitude 33˚ 05’ S
Longitude 23˚37’ E

Postal Address:

PO Box 894,
Plettenberg Bay,
6600,
South Africa

Online:

info@pletttourism.com
www.pletttourism.com

Social Media:

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Department Contact Details:

Information: info@pletttourism.com
Manager: manager@pletttourism.com
Reservations: bookings@pletttourism.com
Events: events@pletttourism.com
Projects: projects@pletttourism.com
Chairman: bruce@pletttourism.com
Social Media: socialmedia@pletttourism.com
Website: webmaster@pletttourism.com

Emergency Numbers:
Click on the below link for a list of Emergency Services in Plett
http://www.plett-tourism.co.za/about/emergency-services/

Advertising:

To advertise on the Plett Tourism website please email Patty on projects@pletttourism.com or call her on 083 453 5331.

Find us:

Plett Tourism is located in the Melvilles Centre at the start of Main Street (near the dolphin roundabout).