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Amakhala Game Reserve
Location : Eastern Cape > Paterson > Paterson
Amakhala Game Reserve is an ideal choice for your Big 5 Safari destination. This 7500ha reserve is renowned for its truly awesome topography, created by the slowly meandering Bushman's River running through it. Not only do we offer the much sought after Big-5, but there are over 16 antelope...
Algoa Bay Yacht Club
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > South End
Algoa Bay Yacht Club is located in the Port Elizabeth Harbor and caters for the deep keeler enthusiast. We also have a restaurant called "The Chartroom" which can seat 75 people.
Barefoot Addo Elephant Lodge
Location : Eastern Cape > Addo > Addo
BAREFOOT ADDO ELEPHANT LODGE
Luxury Accommodation, Elephant Encounters, Game Drives in the Greater Addo area, Eastern Cape
Rates from R2190
Anglo-Boer War Memorial
Location : Eastern Cape > Kariega > Kariega
Located in front of the Town Hall in Uitenhage, the memorial was unveiled in 1904. The names of Uitenhage citizens who died in the Anglo-Boer War are inscribed hereon. The features of the life-size soldier were reportedly copied from that of an actual soldier in King William’s Town.
Face Adrenalin (Bloukrans Bungi)
Location : Eastern Cape > Tsitsikamma > Bloukrans
THE BLOUKRANS BUNGY EXPERIENCE
The bungy jump takes place from the top of the arch of Africa’s biggest bridge. To get out to the jump point we send you out on a zipline from the bank to the arch. From there, it’s time for your bungy jump - the worlds best bungy!
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East Cape Game Properties (Royalston Coastal Wildlife Estate)
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha >
Nestled amongst rolling hills and open fields, Royalston Coastal Wildlife Estate is a 1000 hectare secured reserve in Port Elizabeth where families escape the commotion of the city and interact harmoniously with nature.
Serpent Players Garden
Location : Eastern Cape > Gqeberha > Central
Nestled on Bird Street, the Serpent Players Garden now commemorates the birthplace of a groundbreaking theatrical troupe—the Serpent Players—who began their journey in the abandoned snake pit of the old Port Elizabeth Museum.
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