Hog Hollow Horse Riding & Carriage Trails

Just a short distance from The Lodge is Hog Hollow Horse Trails, where you can set out on horseback, or in the comfort of a horse-drawn carriage, to ride through farm meadows and indigineous forest, or to local wine farms and other attractions in the area.

 Visit Website

WATCH VIDEO

Stand Up Paddling

Join us for a boat trip up the Keurbooms river, followed by an hour-long stand up paddling experience in the tranquil surroundings of the Keurbooms Nature Reserve.

 Visit Website

WATCH VIDEO

360°

Champagne & Leisure Cruise,
Keurbooms River

Glide for 4.5KM up the deep ravine of the tranquil Keurbooms River to the sandy cove at Whiskey Creek, for a perfect end to a glorious day.

 Visit Website

WATCH VIDEO

Nature's Valley & The Crags

The choice is yours: laze around the pool on balmy sunny days, relax in the sauna, have a massage on the treatment deck (or in your suite), read a book; or you can travel a little further. We’ll take care of the planning and bookings for you. Not only are there over 50 charted walks in and around the area, but you can walk or take a horse ride from the lodge through the indigenous forest to Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary or The Birds of Eden or The Elephant Sanctuary. Visit the wild cats at Tenikwa Wildlife Awareness Centre or Jukani Wildlife Sancutary, and if you like the more slithery things we even have a Snake and Crocodile sanctuary. Not to mention a little further up the road there is the HIGHEST bungy in the world and the Treetops Canopy tours...

360°

Plettenberg Bay & Robberg

About 18km from the lodge is our local town, Plettenberg Bay, edged by warm Indian Ocean sandy yellow beaches with the Robberg Peninsula as an ever present backdrop. Here you will find many things to interest you.
From a boat-based whale and dolphin trip around the bay with Ocean Blue Adventures, to walks on the Robberg Peninsula. Discover the midden at Nelson’s Cave which traces humankind back over 100 000 years! Or you might like to take a little boat up the Keurbooms River and explore the natural sandy coves. If you are very brave, what about a Tandem Skydive?

360°