Forest Therapy @ Diepwalle
Shinrin-yoku or “forest bathing”: go to a forest, walk slowly, breathe and open all your senses.
Forest Therapy @ Diepwalle
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Tumble
The Robberg Peninsula is situated on the western side of Plettenberg Bay. In the 15th century Robberg was first named “Cabo talhado” (Sharp Cape) by the Portuguese and in around 1750 it was named Robberg (Seal Mountain) by the Dutch. Robberg has a unique rock formation where some of the oldest and youngest rocks in the world can be found in close proximity to each other. Robberg consists of 3 distinct layers known as the Robberg formation. Robberg is not only a unique geological site, but is also archaeological very interesting, with caves along the Peninsula that were inhabited for more than 19 thousand years.
Misty
Clarens is a small town surrounded by its main attraction mountains. Especially since the village itself is situated in the foothills of the Maloti Mountain range of the Kingdom of Lesotho. The never-ending landscape of mountains such as the Rooiberge, the range encompassing Clarens and Maloti, also spelt Maluti is just some of the town’s tourist attractions. The sandstone cliffs are also a characteristic feature not only in the geology of the town but also in its architecture as most private or guest homes in the Clarens Valley are made from or clad in sandstone, and even the Golden Gate Highlands National Park has sandstone formations.
