Glentana - Route12
Glentana was established in the early 20th century and is thought to be named after a type of whiskey brewed in Northern Scotland. This area is known for its wreck, a floating dock that belonged to a British steamer that went aground along the Glentana beach in 1902. View More
Must-do activity: Head to the famous wreck at low tide.
Things to experience in this area for FREE
Hike to the wreck, please check local tide table. Nestled along the rugged coastline of the Garden Route lies the Glentana wreck. This hauntingly beautiful and eerie site attracts adventurers, history buffs, and photographers alike, offering a glimpse into the past.
The ship went aground back in 1902 due to strong wind. It was on its way to Cape Town from Durban. The ship is 123m long and there are three large pieces of the floating dock still visible today.
Glentana - Route12
Restaurants, Wheelchair friendly (eat)
Where the ocean touches your plate, and the scenery captivates your gaze.