Robberg Nature Reserve

CapeNature's Robberg Nature Reserve sits 8km south of Plettenberg Bay on a World Heritage peninsula. Three circular walks share the entrance gate: the Gap Circuit (2.1km, about 30 minutes) into a mudstone cleft; the Witsand Circuit (5.5km, about two hours) along the northern ridge to the climbing-falling dune, tombolo and boardwalk above the seal colony; and the Point Circuit (9.2km, about four hours), a fairly strenuous walk to the Point and back along the southern rocky shoreline, not recommended for young children. Day-visit permits are R75 per adult and R55 per child at the gate, per CapeNature's published tariff. No pets. Three viewing decks have picnic facilities and water points. Southern right whales are typically visible from the reserve from June to November.

Before you go, read Robberg Nature Reserve guide.

Questions

Are dogs allowed at Robberg Nature Reserve?

Dogs are not allowed at Robberg Nature Reserve.

What does Robberg Nature Reserve cost?

Entry is listed from R75. Confirm current pricing with the reserve or operator, as fees change.

Where do you park for Robberg Nature Reserve?

Parking at the reserve entrance at the end of Robberg Road, 8km south of Plettenberg Bay (CapeNature GPS 34°06'15.30"S 23°23'31.56"E).