In celebration of Women’s Month, The Plettenberg is offering a special Women’s Breakaway to the Garden Route,designed to spoil, pamper and rejuvenate. Throughout the month of August, guests can enjoy this exclusive getaway in the luxurious surroundings of The Plettenberg, where General Manager Ainsley Williams and her dedicated team are ready to welcome visitors with their signature warmth and hospitality.
The Women’s Breakaway package includes a variety of indulgent touches, beginning with a welcome bottle of rosé bubbles and a box of chocolates on arrival, along with a complimentary stocked minibar to enjoy at leisure in the comfort of your room.
The package also includes a revitalising spa experience at the hotel’s Fresh Wellness Spa, comprising of a relaxing body brush and scrub, followed by a 45-minute back, neck and scalp massage and a soothing mask application. After the spa session, take a dip in the heated swimming pool, unwind with a bubble bath, or simply relax in the beautifully appointed guest rooms.
As the day winds down, a two-course dinner awaits – either enjoyed as cosy in-room dining, complete with fluffy gowns and slippers, or at the recently revamped Amelia’s restaurant. With its warm, intimate yet bold design, Amelia’s invites diners to enjoy a leisurely meal while soaking in spectacular ocean views.
After a restful night’s sleep, the experience concludes with a full English breakfast, including a cold buffet, hot dishes made to order, and a glass of bubbles or a Mimosa to toast the occasion, before a complimentary late checkout at 2:00pm ensures guests can make the most of their time before departure.
Whether for a girls’ escape, solo retreat, or a romantic stay with a loved one, the Women’s Breakaway at The Plettenberg is a memorable way to honour Women’s Month in one of South Africa’s most beautiful coastal settings.
Women’s Breakaway including dinner, bed and breakfast, one spa treatment and treats in the room: R6640 per night for 2 people sharing a Double Room. Valid for stays until 30 August 2025.
