Wild, dramatic and beautiful, the Eastern Cape is South Africa’s most untouched province with pristine endless beaches, beautiful walking trails, rolling green hills, thick indigenous forests and magnificent game reserves.
Wild, dramatic and beautiful, the Eastern Cape is South Africa’s most untouched province with pristine endless beaches, beautiful walking trails, rolling green hills, thick indigenous forests and magnificent game reserves.
Being the birth province of Nelson Mandela and 1820 settler territory, the Eastern Cape offers anyone with an interest in history and cultural diversity a chance to immerse themselves in fascinating experiences and rural communities.
Of the seven distinct ecosystems found in South Africa, The Eastern Cape features all of them, allowing for huge biodiversity of fauna and flora. View the Big 5 in malaria free surroundings and within close proximity to the Garden Route making this an easy combination with Cape Town.
Big game, warm waters, beautiful beaches, wonderful swimming – this is a family paradise.
WEATHER IN THE EASTERN CAPE
The Eastern Cape is an all year round destination with balmy weather along the coastline. During winter months temperatures can get cooler inland – dress warm for morning and evening game drives.
CLOSEST AIRPORTS :
Port Elizabeth and East London
LANGUAGE SPOKEN :
English, Afrikaans, Xhosa
CURRENCY :
South African Rand
Price : from R33 463 pp sharing
Shamwari Private Game Reserve and Eastern Cape Beaches
Price : from R33 650 pp sharing
Pumba Private Game Reserve and Eastern Cape Beaches
African Spiral specialises in showing you all the highlights of Southern Africa with its many unique features, both the well-known tourist attractions as well as the lesser-known secrets. We are proud of our heritage, the magnificent natural beauty in which we live and the eclectic mix of cultures.
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