From the Waterfall to “Plett”

The reason why we stayed in the Storms River Mouth National Park was obviously to do a hike.
After breakfast, we opted for the waterfall hike - 6.4km. In itself, it is not a long distance but it was actually quite sporty as a large part of it was jumping from rocks to rocks, up and down. Took us 3 hours and upon arrival at the waterfall, we saw whales in the distance! Woaw.
After the hike, we took up the road again towards Plettenberg Bay. “Plett” as they call it, is apparently a playground for the millionnaires- known for beautiful beaches. We first checked in in our campsite at the Keurbooms Lagoon, very nice campsite where the river meet the ocean. A few locals were camping with their 4x4 and tent on the roof. Our JJ (jay jay) the travelbox was a bit noticeable.
We took a taxi to Plett to explore a bit. Effectively, one shop out of three is an estate agent and one can feel money is around.
We did not stay - we only walked the main street, had a drink and came back to enjoy dinner on our pitch while watching the lagoon.Okumaya devam et