South Africa your Travel Destination
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If you have ever considered visiting South Africa you need to look at the possibilities of visiting Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route. The Garden Route is situated in the Western Cape which is at the most southern point of Africa. You are almost guaranteed of great weather as we get 300 days a year of perfect weather.
A major attraction for tourists to Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route of South Africa is whale watching. Stroll along the white sandy beaches and you might see them only a few feet away in the waves. Every year these amazing mammals come to calve in the quite waters of this lovely town
Robberg Nature Reserve in the Garden Route is one of those spots where you can stand and stare out over the ocean, wishing you never have to leave. Watch how the ocean smashes against the huge rocks only to leave a bath of foam behind. These enormous rock formations on the Island of the Robberg Nature Reserve are amazing.
Finding accommodation in Plettenberg Bay is not that difficult but do make sure you book well in advance if your vacation is in December or January. This high season times are usually fully booked. The Jewel of the Garden Route as they call Plettenberg Bay, will reward you for your effort.
Accommodation units in Plettenberg Bay as well as many other towns along the Garden Route consist of self catering units, guest houses and private holiday homes. Depending on your budget you can get what your heart desire. There is a place to stay for every taste and every budget.
The thing that still amazes me every morning when I wake up is the beautiful red skies accompanying the sunrise. It is completely as if God is painting a new sky every morning. Make sure you carry a camera because you would like to hold that memory as long as possible.
Once upon a time the Elephants roamed the lush indigenous forests surrounding Plettenberg Bay and I am sure that if you would stand still long enough with your eyes closed, you will still hear them. Maybe you will expect to see a fairy pop out somewhere. The indigenous forests are worth visiting
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Christo Fouche is the developer and Webmaster of the Information Desk Website which gives details about Western Cape Accommodation as well as Accommodation Garden Route
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