Eastern Cape Travel Guide
Travel articles, activities and information on places to visit and towns in Eastern Cape, South Africa.
This small farming town in the Eastern Cape is close to the Addo Elephant National Park and offers a good alternative to staying in the park...
moreThis small, rather unprepossessing little town has one big claim to fame. It is the site of the University of Fort Hare, the alma mater of N...
moreBisho is the capital of the Eastern Cape but it seems to be dominated by the nearby King Williams Town, which is much older. In fact, these ...
moreThis little coastal paradise is less than an hour's drive from East London and is an excellent springboard for the Wild Coast. It's a quiet ...
moreCoffee Bay is probably one of South Africa's hidden paradises. It is believed that the name Coffee Bay came about in 1893 when a ship full o...
moreCradock, a small town in the Fish River Valley, which was founded by Sir John Cradock after the frontier war of 1812. The rich soil, plentif...
moreThe Eastern Cape is the second largest of South Africa's provinces and has the greatest diversity of environments, cultural attractions and ...
moreThis Karoo town is a little out of the way, so it's not included on most itineraries. This is a pity, as it's one of the Eastern Cape's most...
moreGrahamstown is best known as the venue of the annual National Festival of the Arts and is generally considered to be a cultural and cerebral...
moreNgqura is in Algoa Bay; Algoa Bay was the landing place of the 1820 English settlers. Ngqura like the rest of Port Elizabeth has a variety o...
moreNieu Bethesda really is a tiny little country town, way off the beaten track and it is only through an absolute quirk of fate that it ever b...
moreFor an overview of east coast attractions, this Port Elizabeth travel guide offers ideas and insights into the “Friendly City” plus Port...
moreThis town at the mouth of the Umzimvubu River, on the Eastern Cape's Wild Coast, has seen many changes. It lost a lot of its lustre during t...
moreQueenstown, known as the 'rose capital of South Africa' is a town that truly comes alive in Spring. A prosperous farming district, , Queenst...
moreThis tiny, rather insignificant town in the Transkei region of the Eastern Cape has only one claim to fame – as the birthplace of Nelson M...
moreThis smallish city on the banks of the Umtata River was the capital of the nominally independent Bantustan of the Transkei during the aparth...
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