One of the leading tourist attractions in Port Elizabeth, Bayworld is unique in Southern Africa, embracing a natural and cultural history Museum combined with an Oceanarium and a Snake Park. It is located in the heart of the Nelson Mandela Bay beachfront and serves up a feast of educational entertainment to hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Read more…

The Addo Elephant National Park was proclaimed in 1931 to save the Eastern Cape Elephant and Cape Buffalo from extinction. From only 11 elephants, the park is now home to over 450, and offers an unbeatable opportunity to view these animals in their natural habitat. Read more…

The Boardwalk sets the beat for your Eastern Cape experience.

Set within earshot of the Indian Ocean waves breaking on Port Elizabeth’s top Blue Flag beach, The Boardwalk is served by hotels catering to tastes and budgets – with breathtaking views of the ocean. Read more…

Sardinia Bay, situated between Schoenmakerskop and Sea View, is accessed by traveling along Sardinia Bay Road. This popular beach has picnic facilities and is regarded as one of the best walking beaches with miles of unspoiled coastline. Fishing is not permitted as the coast has been declared a Marine Reserve, but snorkeling and scuba diving are allowed and prove to be quite popular. Sardinia Bay is also the starting point of the very popular eight-kilometer Sacramento hiking trail. Read more…