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A fine family place, Port Elizabeth has beautiful beaches, great shopping, flea markets, restaurants and activities for young and old. It is also generally reckoned to be the best place in South Africa for water sports. But that is not all.
You can take day trips to game lodges, to the Addo Elephant National Park, Seaview Game & Lion Park and the Kragga Kamma Game Park, or to Jeffrey’s Bay, famous for its impressive scenery and surfing. There are also boat cruises, diving opportunities, a museum and a snake park.
For swimming, fishing, surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling and sailing, head for Algoa Bay, which has 40 kilometres of beaches.
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A The beach at Port Elizabeth. - Photo courtesy
of SA Tourism.
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For danger feaks, Port Elizabeth offers diving with sharks at the oceanarium at Bayworld. In the sea there are other dive sites, including fascinating wrecks. On land, there are two mountain biking trails, each of more than 20 kilometres.
The Nelson Mandela Stadium in Port Elizabeth will host five of the opening round matches,
as well as the match to decide third and fourth places in the World Cup. - Photo by
MondialFoot2010.net.
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