Plettenberg Bay Game Reserve Conference Venues South Africa
R340, Uniondale / Wittedrif Road,
Plettenberg Bay
Western Cape
South Africa
The reserve boasts a diversity of natural biomes, including fynbos, grasslands and indigenous forests, and the property is the natural confluence of the Keurbooms and Palmiet Rivers. Over 35 species of game, including lion, rhino, giraffe, hippo, crocodiles, buffalo and a large variety of antelope roam free in their natural habitat which is also home to more than 101 different bird species. It is the biggest sanctuary in the area for the endangered white rhino.
The friendly and professionally trained game rangers are passionate about sharing their vast knowledge of the local fauna & flora and are experienced guides.
The Reserve has facilities for day visitors which are supervised by helpful staff. The reception area has a coffee shop and a bar and serves snacks. Guests can relax next to the children's play area or on cooler days they can get cosy on the comfortable couches in front of two roaring fireplaces.
Plettenberg Bay has one of the most temperate climates in the world, and the weather is suitable for game viewing all year round. During mid-summer temperatures average about 26 ºC by day. Winter temperatures are moderately cooler during the day but warm enough to enjoy the outdoors.
