Plett Getaways (formerly Accommodation Bureau) was established in 1997 and has grown into one of the largest rental agencies servicing the Plettenberg Bay market. The business was purchased by the Roberts family in 2002, and under the guidance of Charles and Deanne Roberts, it has continued to go from strength to strength. Plett Getaways has an established reputation for providing a professional high-quality service to our clients. Our focus is to match your needs with the right holiday rental property.

Luxury up market, spacious apartment with natural lighting offering a white design aesthetic which feels like a work of art, although simplistic and understated. Situated in town centre within easy walking distance of restaurants and shops. The apartment offers spectacular sea & mountain views, only 650 m from Lookout Beach and 1.4 km from Central Beach. The apartment is on the 2nd floor in a secure complex (no elevator). Large open plan living area with 55' smart TV & wood fire-place opening into glass paneled balcony enjoying views. Separate laundry/scullery. Bedroom fitted with queen size bed with open bathroom (shower/bath) and enclosed toilet. - Linen, bath and beach towels provided. - Uncovered off-street parking. - Smart TV with DStv Now & Netflix app (both own login) - Nespresso Vertuo Next (supply own pods) - Travel safe in bedroom. - Mandatory housekeeper included every Wednesday for bookings 5+ nights. Available for additional days on request @ R300 per day - not included in the rental. - Fire wood provided.

The town of Plettenberg Bay lies almost on the border of the Western and Eastern Cape. Built on the hillside, most of the town is on a steep slope leading down to the sea, which means that regardless of where you find yourself accommodated, you will be treated to spectacular views of the bay and surrounding hills and mountains. In modern times, Plettenberg Bay has gained somewhat of a reputation as a pleasure seeker hotspot, and has many leisure activities on offer. From polo at Kurland, to yachting at the Keurbooms River mouth and marina, to less highbrow activities like swimming and water sports in the warm, gentle waters. In fact, when you enter the town proper, a monument to one of the symbols of this lush, almost tropical bay greets you: a bronze statue of the dolphins that play in the warm waters just off the coast. With miles of pristine beaches to choose from, it’s no wonder that lazing on the beach is so popular with visitors, but, for those that manage to pry themselves away, there are charter boat cruises, hiking, canoeing and abseiling to choose from, to name but a few. Another attraction well worth a visit is the Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary.