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One of the best ways to explore the scenic beauty that Plettenberg Bay has to offer is by hiking the national parks, beaches and trails. Pack a picnic, and point your compass in the direction of one of the national parks in the area. Plan a day trip to Robberg Nature Reserve in Plett or the one of the beautiful walks along the coast in Nature’s Valley or the Kranshoek Coastal Walk, and enjoy walking through indigenous forests, along one of Plett’s Blue Flag beaches, or head out to Tsitsikamma and choose one of their meandering coastal trails.

Heritage Day may seem a long way off, but now is the time of year we should all be staking our claim to some time off throughout the year, to ensure we get to the end of 2019 without being frazzled.

If TripAdvisor rankings are how you make a decision on where you’re going to spend your holiday time (and currency), their recent restaurant ranking is the perfect way to decide where to eat your meals.

When you first think of Africa, admittedly a penguin (the oceanic, flightless bird commonly associated with the icy plains of the Antarctic) may not be the first thing that springs to mind. However, the African penguin is very much at home right here in Plettenberg Bay.

If there is one thing that the age of smartphones and social media have given every one of us, it’s the ability to brag shamelessly when we’re on holiday. Selfies, beach-legs-brags and usies have taken over our newsfeed and with good reason: we love to travel and share our adventures with our friends, and they (mostly) love to follow those adventures! Without further ado, here are ten Plett spaces to stop for a snapshot in 2019. Remember to tag Plett Tourism or use #plettitsafeeling when posting online.