Where? Beachview
While Port Elizabeth is known for its beautiful coastline, Beachview offers something completely different from the usual swimming beaches. This entire area is more rugged, inhabited by the scrubby coastal ...
Where? Port Elizabeth
Situated with The Island Nature Reserve, the Bushbuck Walking trail consists of a number of interlinking loops that are all circular for your convenience.
The majority of the trails are short and measure ...
Where? Summerstrand
Start: Cape Recife Nature Reserve entrance gate, just off Marine Drive in Summerstrand
Finish: where you started (it’s a circular walk)
Duration: 9 km, no longer than 5 hours
Fitness: this is not a ...
Where? Seaview
Spend the day at The Island Nature Reserve. The reserve is located approximately 25 km from Port Elizabeth and accessed via the Seaview Road turn off along the national road.
The Reserve comprises 480 ha ...
Where? Sardinia Bay
The exquisite expanses of the Sardinia Bay Beach are the backdrop and adventure hotspot for those making use of Heavenly Stables. This stable is situated within close proximity to the Sardinia Bay Reserve, ...
Where? South End
South End is a suburb in Port Elizabeth which was once a cosmopolitan community.
People from all walks of life lived harmoniously in the epicentre of cultural diversity. Blacks, whites, coloureds, Indians, ...
Where? St Georges Park
St Georges Strand is a lesser-known member of the Port Elizabeth beaches. This is due to its being rather far removed from the town centre, as well as the dangerous surf conditions. St Georges Strand is ...
Where? Central Hill
The Phoenix Hotel, which houses the Stage Door Restaurant, is the oldest in Port Elizabeth. History permeates every aspect of this institution, not least of all the small pub and restaurant, which has a loyal ...
Where? Port Elizabeth
We’ve all wondered... what would it feel like to be a race driver?
That’s why we tune our cars...
But what about the excitement of standing on the podium in-front of everyone knowing that you were in-fact ...
Where? Walmer
Dessie’s is a restaurant-cum-deli that stands apart from others of its kind for its unique menu and approach to food. New flavour combinations and novel food presentation are all part of the Dessie’s ...
Where? South End
Head out to the drop off at Ship Rock, North East of Shark Gulley in Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth. The reef looks like the bow of a ship with the gullies creating a V-shape where they meet. You are able to reach ...
Where? Central
Late in 2011, timed for launch on Heritage Day, the new art project route known simply as Route 67 was opened to the public. Nelson Mandela Bay has used this art journey as a way to celebrate Nelson Mandela's ...
Where? Summerstrand
The popular Hobie Beach, in the vicinity of Shark Rock Pier and the Boardwalk, is the venue for the annual Splash Festival, beach volleyball and world boardsailing championships. The beach, which is a ...
Where? Humewood
Previously constructed as a dry dock near Port Elizabeth harbour to service tugboats in the 1800’s, the old steel slipway and a number of pylons are all that remain and has created an easy and exciting ...
Where? Port Elizabeth
With its warm and welcoming atmosphere, upmarket De Kelder offers an enticing menu, fuelled by a passionate chef and exemplary service. The menu says it all, starting with delicacies such as Kadaifi Prawns - ...
Where? South End
Raggy Charters is the only licensed boat-based whale watching vessel in Port Elizabeth offering customers a 3-4 hour boat ride where you’ll have the opportunity to see whales, dolphins, seals, sharks, penguins ...
Where? New Brighton
The Red Location Museum is dedicated to the struggle for quality that characterised the apartheid regime in South Africa. However, more than this, it is also about the love and hope that underlined ...
Where? Beachview
While Port Elizabeth is known for its beautiful coastline, Beachview offers something completely different from the usual swimming beaches. This entire area is more rugged, inhabited by the scrubby coastal ...
Where? South End
The Kraal in Algoa Bay is an ideal spot for diving. This safe and easy dive spot is ideal for beginners or those in training. Here you can dive between 6 and 12 metres in depth while admiring the wonders ...