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130 ST MICHAELS AVE, NATURE'S VALLEY, Plettenberg Bay, 6602
044 531-6663
Garden Route guest house accommodation offered by Tranquility Lodge, a lodge and b&b situated in Nature's Valley, Tsitsikamma forest, bed and breakfast in natures valley area, honeymoon in natures valley, couples accommodation Open now
10 Askop Rd, The Crags, Plettenberg Bay, 6602
044 534 8879
Private Nature Reserve Accommodation Plettenberg Bay South Africa Hog Hollow 
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17 CORDOVAN CRESCENT, Plettenberg Bay, 6600
044 533 1345
Star Fish Lodge is situated in Cordovan Crescent, just off Beachyhead Drive. We are a 2 minute walk to Robberg Beach and perfectly situated for leisurely walks or lazy days spent at the pool or on the beach. For golfing enthusiasts, Plett offers 2 superb courses and we are in close proximity to Knysna & George - both towns offering world class courses. Whale & Dolphin Discovery Cruises are a highlight or you can watch from your balcony or over breakfast. Go for a 2 or 4 hour walk on the Robberg Peninsula for an unforgettable experience. Kranshoek, Natures Valley & Tsitsikamma National Park are all in close proximity for keen hikers. Oyster tasting, elephant viewing, cruises to the Heads & Featherbed Nature Reserve as well as a journey on the Steam Train all make for interesting day trips. The unique and most exciting feature of this area is the abundance in marine mammals in the bay which is flanked by two marine nature reserves and therefore rich in food for the resident whales and dolphins. During July to September every year, Southern Right Whales migrate to this part of the Indian Ocean to calve. There are organised boat trips all year round to see Brydes whales and dolphins. Huge schools of dolphin surfing the breakers or leaping clear of the blue sea, are a regular sight throughout the year. 
