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CLICK FOR INTERACTIVE MAPHoliday Inn Garden Court PORT ELIZABETH-KING'S BEACH
2 Reviews and 51 Opinions I found that the Holiday Inn was a bit out of the way, although you do enjoy the smell of the sea...
2 Reviews and 22 Opinions A great budget hotel situated approx eight minutes from Port Elizabeth’s CBD and 10 minutes from the...
Protea Hotel Marine Port Elizabeth
1 Review and 46 Opinions When I travel, safety, cleanliness and cost are the most important factors when considering...
Walkerbouts Inn: Great Restaurant on Top of the World
poortrekkers Says: Rhodes in the Eastern Cape Highlands is just outside one of the highest passes in South Africa, Naudes Nek. It is an adorable little town. We were directed to...
Anny's Cafe: Avoid Anny's Cafe, Lady Grey
poortrekkers Says: So we decide to explore the "Eastern Highland's" of the Drakensberg and had heard wonderful things about the town of Lady Grey. We were staying in the beautiful...
Tsitsikamma National Park (area 1)
PierreZA Says: This Park, about 180km from PE, is one of the most beautiful Parks in the country. It is in the Garden Route, between Stormsriver and Bloukrans. There are many...
Tsitsikamma Park: a suspension bridge and the walk
Alain_Smeets Says: We visited Tsitsikamma Park when we did the garden route from Plettenberg Bay to Port Elizabeth. We were lucky that we could do the walk between the rain...
PierreZA Says: Port Elizabeth is well conected with most major cities is South Africa, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban etc.Several airlines flies to and from PE,...
PierreZA Says: If you travel on the older, smaller roads in South Africa, you will find areas with a tree or two, concrete table and benches and a bin.Do take stop at these,...
Road Trip – “Intro to the Garden Route” (Area 1)
PierreZA Says: PE → Jeffrey’s Bay → Tsitsikamma National Park → Bloukrans →Onwards to the Western CapeTake the N2 (direction Cape Town), and make your...
Round Trip – “Close to Nature” (Areas 1 & 3)
PierreZA Says: PE → Baviaanskloof → Zuurberg → Addo Elephant National Park → PE Leave PE on the N2 (direction Cape Town). After crossing Van Stadens...
PierreZA Says: The Gariep Dam is on the border of the Eastern Cape and the Free State. It is a very big dam, with a road on the dam wall. It is especially nice to see when it...
PierreZA Says: These two Karoo towns (on the R390) are very small and a bit off the beaten track. I usually drive through if I take the alternative route from Cradock to...
PierreZA Says: One of the bigger towns in this area. The church (1868) on the Market Square is said to be built in the style of St-Martins-in –the-Field in London.Although I...
PierreZA Says: A very small town high in the mountains of the Eastern Cape. It is a very small town, but beautiful surroundings. There are many waterfalls (like the Madonna &...
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Tsitsikamma and St Francis Bay
No holiday to South Africa is complete without a trip along the garden route. The garden route is the coastal road between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. There are many places to stop along the way,......
A Great and diverse Province of South Africa
The Eastern Cape is one of the bigger provinces of South Africa. Although it is one of the poorest, it is rich in diversity and what it has on offer for the traveller. This includes history, fauna,......
Well the Eastern Cape reminds me at rain, the garden route, Tsitsikamma Park and Port Elisabeth but above all Nolene in Plettenberg bay who welcomed us home. The Eastern Cape is most know for it's...
The Transkei Eastern Cape Mandela Country
This is the province of Nelson Mandela's home the former Transkei. The Landscape is among the most beautiful in Africa. It is also called the Wild coast.
The Eastern Cape - The Go Wild Province
Where else can you surf the world’s biggest waves, ski down the only snow slopes in Africa, go on a `big seven’ safari, visit the birthplace of Nelson Mandela and bungee the highest bridge in the...
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