Nature's Valley Beach — Attraction in George

Wow!! What an absolutely stunning experience! The lagoon, beach, and sea were all breathtaking—everything from the crystal-clear, turquoise waters to the dramatic cliffs surrounding the area. The sea was calm, and the water was warm and inviting, perfect for a refreshing dip or a leisurely walk along the shore. The lagoon was especially ideal for little ones to play in, with shallow, calm waters that provided a safe and fun environment. The entire setting felt like a paradise, with the sound of waves crashing against the cliffs and the fresh ocean breeze filling the air. The beauty of this place left us in awe, and it’s a reminder of just how incredible South Africa truly is. This spot is a hidden gem, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and tranquility, and we can’t...

Just over 30min from Tsitsikamma / Stormsriver towards Plettenberg, this is a good beach to go to and it allows fishing and is also pet friendly, but it's quite windy and rip currents can occur, depending on the time of the day. It was not busy (but it can be busy during peak times) and it has a decent coastline to walk / run. There are also some fancy properties in close proximity tucked away in the trees. The famous Otter Trail (hiking) ends close to this beach. The drive towards Plettenberg from Nature's Valley Beach is beautiful through the mountains. The southern beaches of South Africa are windy and waters are colder than beaches in KwaZulu-Natal (south eastern to east of...

Stunning beach that just goes on and on. Either park by the lagoon (the sand can get very hot, we walk along the lagoon to the beach) or the shop/pub side at the end of St Michael and take a walk on the path through the fynbos.

The ocean is cold but swimable on a hot day. The lagoon is fantastic for small children and water activities.

On the shop side there is a walk to the salt river and private pebble beach. You can also do this walk from the top side if you park on the R102 (heading to the crags not bloukrans) just remember you have to walk back up which is a tough walk. We often go in two cars, drop a car at the shop and then drive back up and do...