Monkeyland opened its doors to the public on the 6th of April 1998. Our unique primate sanctuary is currently the top eco-tourism attraction on the Garden Route and for very sound and sunny reasons. Monkeyland has captured the hearts of visitors in its efforts to rehabilitate and free previously caged primates. The sanctuary is exceptional as it caters for several species of primates, and they are not caged. They are free to move about the forest, and this they do most harmoniously.

At Monkeyland the emphasis is to search for the primates, and the reward is to see the various species as they are meant to be, free and in a natural habitat. The transfer of information about these fascinating creatures enhances your visit to the sanctuary during a safari. The safaris are conducted by multi-lingual game rangers and are fun, exciting and educational. Our guests leave our sanctuary with a greater understanding of the primates of the world and the threats they are facing.

Plettenberg Bay offers outstanding whale watching facilities with ideal viewpoints along the coastline and a whale hotline for any information about the whales and their whereabouts. Other marine mammals include a permanent colony of Cape seals on the Robberg Nature Reserve and several species of dolphins are regular visitors to the Bay. Take a boat cruise in the bay to experience the wealth of marine life found here – dolphins, whales, seals etc.

At an age of approximately 800 years, this Outeniqua Yellowwood is indeed one of the last "grandfathers" of the Tsitsikamma Forests. The Big Tree is the oldest and tallest tree at 36.6m high in the Tsitsikamma region. Come join us as we marvel at this rare tree with its wisdom and walk on a short trail near this giant.

There is the Khoisan Village, a smattering of craft shops near the Blaukranz River Bridge, the Hide Away Leather Studio and the Gallery Zuvuya for paintings as well as sculptures and murals in stone, wood and ceramics.

"Environmental Affairs and Tourism Minister Valli Moosa says that R3,75million has been ploughed into the Khoisan village, accommodation and the indigenous nursery at Bloukrans. Mr Moosa says the Tsitsikamma Forest Trust, a community-owned organization, has created affordable accommodation units at the Bloukrans Gorge. This well-frequented international and domestic tourist attraction has now provided permanent jobs for the local community and has developed into a very viable and sustainable business venture".

Return to the N2 and continue east. Take the R102 turnoff to Nature's Valley. This road winds down through indigenous forest (Grootrivier pass) to the Nature's Valley and De Vasselot Nature Reserve. Picnic stops and viewpoints are along the roadside or at the lagoon. Take a stroll along the magnificent beach or visit the Nature's Valley shop for tea/lunch.

Capri Tours & Helicopters. Contact Roland or Maria cell 082 7499042 or 082 6994400.

For a birds eye view of the Storm River Gorge, suspension bridge, water fall and the Incredible coast line.

For a full-description of each activity feel free to visit their website at www.stormsriver.com

  Blackwater Tubing
  Stormsriver Gorge Challenge
  Abseiling
  Eco-adventure boat cruise
  Tree Top Canopy Tours

For your convenience, we will make a booking, on your behalf, for the above activity.