Alkantmooi Estate is high on a hill, overlooking scenic Plettenberg Bay, with
views that go on forever. The all-round outlook of mountains, rivers and ocean
is the reason for its apt name, Alkantmooi, which means 'beautiful on all sides'
in the local Afrikaans language.
Easily accessible yet wonderfully
secluded, Alkantmooi Estate is a four-star establishment with four fully
equipped luxury apartments with separate entrances. It offers comfortable,
private self-catering accommodation ideal for nature lovers. Surrounded by lush
green vegetation and bordering the Keurbooms River Nature Reserve, Alkantmooi
Estate is within walking distance of many outdoor activities - on the river and
in protected, pristine fynbos and indigenous forest prolific with bird and
animal life.
Alkantmooi Estate offers the best of both worlds: it is near
enough to Plettenberg Bay (only 6km) to stock up on supplies yet far enough away
for uninterrupted peace and quiet. When staying in Alkantmooi make the best of
the views on covered wooden decks where a family-sized table, a gas braai
(barbeque) and pool table will ensure hours of relaxation and fun.
Should
you want to explore beyond the natural wonders of Alkantmooi Estate and the
Keurbooms River valley, Plettenberg Bay is famous for its diverse offering of
unspoiled beaches, fascinating tourist attractions, good restaurants and
interesting shops. Just up the road is The Crags, an area known for everything
from elephants, monkeys, birds and wild cats to sparkling wine, pottery, and a
theatre in a barn.
Perfectly situated for an easy slip onto the N2,
Alkantmooi Estate is the ideal base from which to explore the Garden Route and
beyond. Within easy day trip distance are the world's highest commercial bungy
jump, Africa's largest cave system, shark cage diving, whale watching, the
Tsitsikamma forest and more. The region also boasts 14 top class golf courses.
So come and let the all-encompassing beauty at Alkantmooi Estate change
your perspective. You never know: on a clear day, you may see forever.