Top Attractions
Staycation Recommendations
Whether you are planning to visit the beautiful Garden Route and Plettenberg Bay with friends and family on holiday, or on a business trip, we want to help you make the most of your stay and hope you will have time to experience some of the attractions the Garden Route has to offer. To assist you in your planning, we have compiled our ‘Top Attractions’ recommendations in and around Plettenberg Bay.
Top Attractions in Plettenberg Bay – Activities and Experiences
# Lookout Beach
Popular, family-friendly beach known for its long stretches of white sand, warm Indian Ocean waters, and beautiful views.
# Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary
Where big cats roam free—rescued and re-homed animals can be seen in their spacious habitats
# Birds of Eden
World’s largest, single-dome free-flight bird sanctuary.
# Monkeyland
World’s first free-roaming, multi-species primate sanctuary.
# Knysna Elephant Park
Meet, feed, walk alongside and even enjoy sunrise/sunset safaris with rescued elephants in a beautiful free-range forest setting.
# Puzzle Park SA
Popular with families for it’s 3D Maze and charming Forest Puzzle Walk.
# Knysna Ziplines
Exhilarating ziplining experience near Knysna.
# Robberg Nature Reserve
Rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and is home to a large Cape fur seal colony, as well as offering opportunities to spot whales and dolphins.
# WildX Adventures
Guided forest quad biking trails, fun off-road segway rides and paintball games.
# Keurbooms River Cruises
Tranquil cruises through the Keurbooms River Nature Reserve, providing scenic views of the surrounding forests and wildlife.
# Ocean Blue Adventures
Tranquil cruises through the Keurbooms River Nature Reserve, providing scenic views of the surrounding forests and wildlife.
# Old Nick Village
Creative shopping village that blends lush garden charm, artisan boutiques and cafés. Home to the Mungo Mill weaving studio, where you can watch textiles being woven using both antique and modern looms.
# Bloukrans Bungy
A thrilling bungee jumping experience from Africa’s highest bridge.
