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The body of a man thought to be one of the four people missing at Plettenberg Bay has been found.
Police spokesperson, captain Bernadine Steyn, says the body was found on Tuesday morning.
She says DNA tests will be done to determine the person's identity.
The discovery brings to three the number of bodies recovered after a small fishing boat mysteriously disappeared last Thursday.
Two of the victims have been identified.
They were 43-year-old Letitia Wildeman and her eight year old son Luanne.
