What to see and do
in Port Elizabeth
and surrounds...
Bayworld
Bayworld
is
one
of
Port
Elizabeths
"must
see"
tourist
attractions.
Apart
from
the
popular
seal
shows
(daily
at
11h00
and
15h00)
the
complex
also
hosts
an
aquarium,
snake
park,
interesting
museum.
Wildlife
and
game
viewing
A
variety
of
malaria
free
Game
Reserves
where
the
“Big
Five”
can be
seen,
are
within
approximately
one
hours
drive
from
Port
Elizabeth
Addo
Elephant
Park ;
Lalibela
Game
Reserve;
Schotia
Safaris
and
many
more.
We can
assist
you
with
all the
relevant
information
needed,
various
options,
as well
as
reservations.
Beaches
Algoa
Bay
boasts
40km of
magnificent
coastline
and
protected
beaches.
Popular
swimming
beaches
are
King's
Beach;
Hobie
Beach;
Humewood
Beach
(Blue
Flag
Beach)
and
Pollock
Beach.
The
white
expanses
of
golden
sands
are
ideal
for
safe
swimming,
snorkeling,
body
surfing,
yachting
,
windsurfing
, jet
skiing
,
fishing
and
beautiful
beach
walks.
The
International
Iron
Man
Triathlon's
starting
point
is at
Hobie
Beach,
just a
stone's
through
from
Margate
Place.
Day
Trips
A
wide
variety
of
day
trips
are
possible
from
Port
Elizabeth:
Jeffrey's
Bay;
St.
Francis;
Tsitsikama
National
Reserve;
Grahamstown
etc. The
“Sunshine
Saunter”
offers
a
wonderful
scenic
drive,
various
tea
gardens,
the
Seaview
Lion
Park
where
you
can
hug
a
lion
cub,
or a
visit
to
the
Kragga
Kamma
Game
Park
.
The
Boardwalk
The
Boardwalk
complex
(only
5
blocks
away
from
us)
offers
all
kinds
of
entertainment
-
from
movies
to a
casino,
a
large
variety
of
restaurants
and
shops,
as
well
as
lots
of
entertainment
for
teenagers
and
children.
Walking
Trails/Outdoor
Excursions
A
variety
of
scenic
walks
are
available
within
the
city
limits
that
include
coastal
and
valley
experiences.
These
trails
can
be
self
guided
or
accompanied
by
expert
trail
guides.
Other
adventures
are
also
available
-
such
as
birding,
mountain
biking
and
horse
riding.
Those
who
love
architecture
and
history
can
walk
the
historical
walking
trail
with
a
well-defined
map
through
the
old
part
of
the
city.