Welcome to a hidden gem tucked along the Sanctuary Beach walkway, just off Beachy Head Road in Plettenberg Bay. This scenic route winds past charming homes and front yards, offering sweeping views across the Robberg Peninsula, framed by fynbos and crashing waves. It’s the perfect place to slow down, soak in the coastal beauty, and enjoy a peaceful walk.
Robberg Nature Reserve is right across the bay — a striking, rocky peninsula steeped in history, with evidence of Stone Age habitation and dramatic cliffs dropping into the ocean.
This cache is hidden in plain sight, cleverly tucked just one “step” up on the retaining wall. A small climb, but nothing technical — just a bit of a lift to reach it. As always, stealth is key: be mindful of the homes nearby and take care to leave no trace.
Why here? We placed this cache because this stretch of walkway is a true Plett favorite — a serene, elevated vantage point to take in Robberg’s rugged outline, the ever-changing sea, and the soft whisper of coastal wind. There’s no better excuse to get out, stretch your legs, and appreciate one of the Garden Route’s most peaceful walkways.