Plettenvale Wines

Under new ownership, Plettenvale Wine is stepping into an exciting new chapter, blending its rich winemaking heritage with a fresh, modern vision. Nestled in the heart of Plettenberg Bay, our boutique winery is dedicated to crafting exceptional, handcrafted wines that reflect the natural beauty of the iconic Garden Route. With each bottle, we celebrate the harmony of nature and craftsmanship, delivering wines that tell a story of place and passion. In addition to our exceptional wines, we are excited to introduce our luxurious vineyard cottages, offering guests the perfect escape to embrace and explore the true essence of Plettenvale. Whether you are unwinding in the peaceful surroundings or enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets over the vineyards, our cottages provide an unforgettable experience. As we embrace this new era, we’re introducing innovative experiences that elevate every visit to Plettenvale. From vineyard tours to private tastings, we’re refining our offerings to ensure that every moment with us is as vibrant and memorable as the wines we produce. Join us and experience the next chapter of Plettenvale Wine, where tradition meets innovation in perfect harmony.

Area Info

Nestled on the border of the Western and Eastern Capes, Plettenberg Bay is built on a hillside, offering stunning views of the bay, hills, and surrounding mountains. The town's steep slopes ensure that wherever you're staying, you'll be treated to breathtaking vistas.

For holidaymakers, Plettenberg Bay offers a wide variety of accommodation options to suit every preference. Whether you're looking for upmarket resorts, hotels, or budget-friendly bed & breakfasts and self-catering units, there's something for every budget, from affordable to luxury. You’re guaranteed to find the perfect place to stay.

Plettenberg Bay boasts a long history, with Portuguese explorers frequently visiting the area during the 15th and 16th centuries. Evidence of their presence can still be found today, including artefacts such as the remains of the Gonzales wreck. European settlers arrived in the late 1700s, leaving behind a wealth of historical relics, including the Old Rectory (built in 1776 by the Dutch East India Trading Company) and Forest Hall, a stately home built in 1864 by William Henry Newdgate.

In modern times, Plettenberg Bay has become a popular hotspot for pleasure seekers, offering a wide range of leisure activities. From the elegant polo at Kurland and yachting at the Keurbooms River mouth and marina to more casual pursuits like swimming and water sports in its warm, calm waters, there's something for everyone. A bronze statue of dolphins, a symbol of the lush bay, greets visitors as they enter the town, representing the playful creatures that inhabit the waters just off the coast.

Units and Rooms

1 Bedroom Cottage

Guests: 2

This beautifully designed unit offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. It features premium finishes and a fully equipped kitchen, complete with a washing machine, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi. The bathroom has a shower only.

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2 Bedroom Cottage

Guests: 4

Perfect for up to 4 guests, this charming cottage features a king bed in each room for maximum comfort. It boasts a fully equipped kitchen, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi. Enjoy outdoor dining with a dedicated area and furniture. The bathroom includes a shower.

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