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Love wine? So did the Greeks. So much so, they had their own god who presided over wine; Dionysus. If he were in South Africa, he would certainly set up shop in Plettenberg Bay. The earliest evidence of Greek wine dated as far back as 6,500 years ago, where wine was produced on a household or communal basis. Their trade in wine became extensive across the Mediterranean, and became highly prestigious in Italy under the Roman Empire.

Here are the 5 top places worthy of Dionysus:

What is a visit to Plettenberg Bay without stopping for a quick bite, or just to try something different? That’s the beauty of Plett, there is something for everyone!
Try these places to tickle your taste buds!

“Let them eat cake!” ~ Marie Antoinette
“Let them eat everything!” ~ The Dunes Plett

Any proud South African will tell you that when it comes to food, they take it seriously! Today, food is more of an art than just a mere dish. The more there is to discover, the more we wish to explore! Plettenberg Bay boasts unique restaurants with stunning views, and what better way to spend time with family than by treating yourselves to a delicious meal with breathtaking views, no matter which chair you sit in!
If picking up weight is a crime, then you’ll be happy to ‘do time’ at these top 5 restaurants selected just for you!

Could it be Lucky Number 13 for Plettenberg Bay in the World Travel Awards? Plett has been nominated, for the thirteenth year, as Africa’s Leading Beach Destination in the prestigious World Travel Awards.

Visiting wine farms with the whole family generally doesn’t always work so well, but there is a way of skinning this cat. Parents really can enjoy wine-tasting without bored tots in the Plett Winelands!