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Hike Robberg all the way to the tip of the peninsula

Plettenberg Bay, South AfricaLoop · 7.9 km · 4:00 h · 542 m elevation gain

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Hike Robberg all the way to the tip of the peninsula
Holzsteg führt über grüne Felsen hinunter zu einem sandigen Strand mit Wellen.
Blick über Dünen, Sandpfad und Strandvegetation auf eine ruhige Küstenbucht bei klarem Himmel.

The Robberg circular trail takes you over rocks and dunes all the way to the tip of the peninsula – full of views and movement.

What you can experience here

Robberg is one of those places where the landscape feels wilder with every step. The circular trail ‘The Point’ takes you over rugged rocks, soft dune sand and narrow paths along the slopes – always with the deep blue ocean at your side. With every metre you gain in height the view grows, and the terrain changes with every section.

The hike is demanding but rewarding. On clear days you can see the bay of Plettenberg Bay stretching far beyond Keurboomstrand. The path is well marked but rocky, windy and in places exposed – and that is exactly what makes it so appealing. If you do the full loop you’ll need stamina and surefootedness – but you’ll be rewarded with one of South Africa’s most spectacular coastal trails.

Start early, bring water and sun protection, and allow plenty of time – 4 hours or more, depending on your pace. There is a small fee to enter the nature reserve. With the SANParks Wild Card, admission is included.

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Categories

  • Hiking

Where you'll find it

Parkplatz Robberg Hiking Trail · Robberg Hiking Trail, S34 06.037 E23 22.652, Südafrika

What else you can do nearby

Photo credits: Emily Moon River Lodge