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Gorah Elephant Camp
Location : Eastern Cape > Addo > Addo
The incomparable thrill of quietly observing a passing herd of elephants while being served tea on the veranda of a colonial manor house is an everyday occurrence at Gorah.
This exclusive safari lodge recaptures the romantic mystique of authentic safari of centuries past with colonial...
Rates from R2995
Addo Wildlife
Location : Eastern Cape > Addo >
Come enjoy a meal in our restaurant, walk through our aviary, book a game drive or stay in our luxury chalets.
Hill Presbyterian Church
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > Central
Situated at the corner of Belmont and Alfred Terrace is the ‘Hill’ Presbyterian Church. In 1861 the Rev. George Renny was brought to Port Elizabeth as minister to the Presbyterian community. Services were held in the Old Grey Institute while the present church was being constructed. It was...
St. Georges Prep School Historical Name: Knockfierna
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > Central
As a divergence from the main route of the trail, for anyone interested in the palatial mansions erected by local merchant princes, and which once lined Park Drive, a short walk of a few hundred metres southward along Park Drive will bring one to ‘Knockfierna’ (now the St. George’s...
Get Real Adventure Breakaways
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > Summerstrand
Our focus at Get Real is on real relationship development, unique adventure experiences and on realizing both individual and team potential.
Summers Pride Safaris
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha >
1 Day African Hunting Safaris.
Pick up and drop off from Nelson Mandela Bay Port Elizabeth.
Pearson Congregational Church
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > Central
The church, designed by James Bisset, was opened in September 1881, the congregation having moved from the ‘New Church’ in Main Street. The MacIntosh Hall, designed by 0 W Smith, was built in 1890. In the church porch there is a monument to the memory of Lieut-Col. John Fordyce of the 74th...
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