Greater Plettenberg Bay – Sewage Treatment Plant
About the Birding
Sign in at the entrance gate and proceed into the property. The grassy area at the entrance can produce Cape Canaries and Cape Longclaw. Kelp Gull, Cape Shoveler, Red-billed and Cape Teals are fairly common on the settling ponds as are Little Grebe, Common Moorhen and Black-winged Stilts. Look out for Common Sandpiper and Three-banded Plover on the pipes and water’s edge.
About the Birding Site
A handful of micro habitats offer a variety of different birds at this site. Open, grassy areas, patches of thicket, and the sewage works itself hold several different birds. The positioning of this site – right in the center of Plettenberg Bay – makes this site ideal for a quick birding getaway while on holiday.
Other Related Information
Sewage Treatment Plant , behind Old Nick Village: (-34.0359, 23.3710)
Recommended accommodation nearby:
There is a wide range of accommodation available in the Greater Plettenberg Bay area.