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Discover 4 accommodation options in Plettenberg bay with an average price of R2,300 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Plettenberg bay offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Plettenberg bay adventure? With prices averaging around R2,300 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Plettenberg bay stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Milkwood Manor is a four-star guesthouse accommodation on Lookout Beach, Plettenberg Bay. The Georgian-styled property sits on a small peninsula with direct beach access and 180-degree views of the ocean, lagoon, and mountains.
Milkwood Manor
R 1,600
Moles Holes
Nestled in Plettenberg Bay's Garden Route, South Africa, Moles Holes offers exclusive beach house accommodation for up to 14 guests across seven en-suite bedrooms with stunning lagoon and mountain views, a rim-flow pool, and private beach access for the ultimate holiday escape.
Moles Holes
Fynbos Ridge Country House & Cottages
R 3,100
Fynbos Ridge offers bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation near Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route. The property comprises a Cape Dutch-style country house and self-catering garden cottages, set among fynbos with views of the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains.
Fynbos Ridge Country House & Cottages
R 3,100
R 1,500
A 4-star, owner-run guest house on 15 acres in Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route. Six log cabin style en-suite bedrooms with valley views. This accommodation has beaches 1.4km away and borders the Plett Country Club golf course.
Piesang Valley Lodge
R 1,500
About Plettenberg bay
Plettenberg Bay lies along the southern coast of South Africa, known for its mild climate and access to the Indian Ocean. The town developed as a seaside destination in the 19th century, drawing people for its fishing opportunities and later for tourism. Key sites include the Robberg Peninsula, a rocky outcrop that extends into the sea and offers views of marine life. The peninsula is a popular spot for walking, with paths that lead past ancient caves and diverse plant species.
The beaches in Plettenberg Bay stretch for several kilometers, providing spaces for swimming and sunbathing during the warmer months. Nearby, the Tsitsikamma National Park starts just a short drive away, featuring rivers and indigenous forests that support hiking and birdwatching. Water activities such as kayaking and fishing are common, with the bay's waves suitable for surfing beginners. Local events often highlight the region's environmental efforts, including conservation programs for seals and dolphins.
Wildlife viewing is a highlight, especially during the winter season when southern right whales migrate close to shore. Visitors can take boat trips from the harbor to observe these creatures in their natural habitat. The area also has markets where fresh seafood is sold, reflecting the town's connection to the ocean. Plettenberg bay accommodation ranges from budget guesthouses to larger resorts, catering to families and couples alike.
Further inland, the surrounding hills offer drives through fynbos vegetation, a unique shrubland ecosystem. This region connects to the broader Garden Route, allowing easy trips to places like Knysna, about 30 kilometers away. Historical sites include old shipwrecks along the coast, remnants of past maritime activities that shaped the local economy.