SoPlett! | Plettenberg Bay News and Info

THOUSANDS of low income families are to benefit from the rollout of solar energy geysers in Bitou.

DEVELOPERS and politicians in Plettenberg Bay say the Western Cape government’s slow progress in finalising approval for developments is hampering job creation.

Plettenberg Bay has been offered the unique opportunity of becoming the first place in Africa to employ a free of charge, ‘zero pollution’ waste disposal system.

MORE than 7000 subsidised houses are to be fitted with solar energy geysers in the Bitou area around Plettenberg Bay as part of the Energy Department’s roll-out of one million units across South Africa.

A VEIL of secrecy has been drawn around one the hottest real estate deals in South Africa – the sale of a 4.3-hectare property along millionaires’ row on Robberg Beach in Plettenberg Bay.

BITOU Municipality will have to reprioritise a few projects to make up a R5.4-million shortfall on the desalination plant planned to augment the town’s threatened water supply.

ASSISTING drivers when parking and departing, and guarding their cars in-between, might not be generally regarded as a ‘real job’. But thousands of car guards countrywide manage to put food on their tables and provide better education for their children by doing this underrated service.

Turns out we are  not biased in our opinion of Plettenberg Bay as one of the most beautiful towns in the world.
Plettenberg Bay has won 8th in the top outdoor and adventure category as well as 3rd place in the  top beach and sun category for the african continent.
See more here and here.