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Moon: New Moon (0% lit)
Major bite: 11:55–13:55 · 00:20–02:20
Minor bite: 05:57–07:27 · 18:23–19:53
Strongest near dawn/dusk or a tide change. Nearest tides →
Sunrise 07:07 · Sunset 17:55 · Peak UV 5
Surfers & anglers get the highest UV dose of anyone. Recommended: SPF 30+, reapply every 2 hours and after every session.
Shop SPF 30+ sunscreen →Surf/wave: Open-Meteo Marine. Sun/UV: Open-Meteo. Solunar is an approximate guide. Generated Thu, 13 Aug 2026 23:50 SAST.
Plett gives anglers surf fishing along its beaches, rock ledges around Robberg and the Lookout, and estuary fishing in the Keurbooms and Bitou river system.
The beaches and rocks produce kob, garrick, shad, white steenbras, white musselcracker, blacktail and galjoen, while the Keurbooms estuary holds spotted grunter, Cape stumpnose and leervis. The long beach from Lookout towards Keurbooms and the Robberg ledges are well-known marks; fish sardine, chokka and prawn on the push and around high tide, with dawn, dusk and after dark best for kob and garrick. Robberg is a nature reserve and MPA, so check current regulations, permits and bag limits before fishing.