Cornerway House is one of Plettenberg Bay's pet-friendly establishments and we really do love animals! Plettenberg Bay now has its very own Agility Club.
Category: Cornerway Stories
29
May2014
Robberg Nature Reserve - right here in Plettenberg Bay, in the Garden Route, you can enjoy an amazing hike that is jam packed with a variety of terrains and the most spectacular views of the Garden Route Coastline. While the Robberg Peninsula protects Plettenberg Bay from the full force of ... Read More
14
Nov2013
Since the birth of skateboarding in the early fifties, downhill skating has been transported to another level and in the last 10 years has become a phenomenal culture attracting the adrenalin junkies. It is both dangerous and fun and has to be the most thrilling experience on four wheels. Along ... Read More
16
Oct2013
Radical Raptors is a real treat for those who are interested in birds and even those who aren’t; because you will certainly be left intrigued! Radical Raptors is a must visit- located at the Heath on the N2 about 7km out of Plettenberg Bay towards Knysna .
Adult raptors have few ... Read More
17
Sep2013
Each year with great anticipation we welcome the first appearance of whales in our Plettenberg Bay. They are such welcomed visitors, crossing thousands of miles of ocean to visit our coastline and bask in our warmer Indian Ocean water.
03
Sep2013
Plettenberg Bay was recently privileged to play host to the 2nd Site-Specific International Land Art Biennale as the landscape of Plett was transformed into a canvas for the land artists
20
Aug2013
Birds of Eden is just off the N2 north of Plettenberg Bay, about a 20 minute drive from Cornerway House. The sanctuary which is a huge dome, covers about 2 hectares of indigenous forest. It is home to about 3000 birds, that have been rescued, no longer wanted or are ... Read More
02
Aug2013
In 2011, Plettenberg bay hosted South Africa’s first international Land Art event presented by Site Specific. The artist–led project was conceived by Strijdom van der Merwe and Anni Snyman in an attempt to create more opportunities for Land Art in South Africa.
07
Jun2013
There is something about icy winter air that makes me want to hibernate like so many of us. Living in the southern hemisphere we all tend to be like little solar powered bodies and try very hard to ignore the wintery warning signs.
Instead we soak up what we can of ... Read More