Poortjies at a glance
Poortjies, is a delightful suburb enjoyed by residents for its Lagoon, formed by the confluence of the Bitou and Keurbooms Rivers as they flow into the Indian Ocean. The well known Lagoon is beloved of families, as it is in the warm, shallow waters that children learn to swim in safety. There are activities for all ages: kayaking, paddle boarding and fishing are popular pastimes. Well behaved dogs are welcome here too, so no need to exclude them from a fun family day on the spacious beach which, even in high season, is never overcrowded. The peaceful streets of this little suburb are all within easy walking distance of the Lagoon.
Although a quiet suburb, civilisation is on your doorstep with Plett's two shopping malls only a few minutes' walk away, providing most of your household needs. Plett Primary School is here too. The vibrant town centre is a three minute drive up the hill. Poortjies is a suburb hard to beat for convenience and ease of access.
Poortjies offers a range of residential properties ranging from reasonably priced apartments to top of the range luxury homes. For anyone interested in the hospitality market, this is a favourite area for tourists with a choice of quality guest houses and self catering accommodation.
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