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Plettenberg Bay is the top destination for
boat based whale and dolphin watching. Due to the large
number of whale and dolphin species found in the bay (five
whale and three dolphin species), the Center for Dolphin
Studies is located in Plettenberg Bay. Three species of
whale can be seen throughout the year.
Besides the normal leisure activities such as golf (we
have two of the best courses on the Garden Route), tennis,
and horse riding, there are also a host of other activities
available.
These include:
- Guided ferry trips up the Keurbooms River and view
the spectacular forests from the comfort of the ferry
- This is a bird watchers paradise. More than 260
species have been sited in this area.
- Two and four hour walks on the 350 million year
old Robberg Peninsula, which has recently been declared
a national monument.
- Visit Monkey Land, a unique primate sanctuary.
- Mountain bike trails through the forests.
- Numerous walks in and around Plettenberg Bay.
- Bungy jump, the highest jump in the world!
- Abseil down the Kranshoek gorge.
- Stormsriver Adventures.
- Scuba diving and snorkeling.
- Scenic Flights over Plettenberg Bay and Knysna.
- Day excursions to Shamwari Game Reserve
- Go Gliding , and see the whales from the air, a
world first for South Africa.
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Stylish
accommodation, privacy and personal attention are on offer at
this luxury guesthouse. From Bosavern’s cliff top location,
you will enjoy views of some of the Garden Route’s most
outstanding natural treasures, including the Robberg Nature
Reserve, Piesangs Valley and the Indian Ocean. The guesthouse
is within walking distance of Plettenberg Bay town centre and
the soft white sand of Plett’s beaches. 
Leisurely
breakfasts are served on the patio in sunny weather or beside
the fireplace in the dining room on the rare cold winter’s
day.