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Business visitors can access services and networking opportunities through the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber, which supports international trade and economic growth in the region.
Business visitors can access services and networking opportunities through the Border-Kei Chamber of Business, which supports economic development in the Border-Kei region.
The Eastern Cape offers a wide range of outdoor activities including bungy jumping, surfing, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, and more. The province hosts the world’s highest commercial bungy jump and the largest right-hand surf break.
The Eastern Cape provides diverse lodging options including guest houses, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, holiday homes, hostels, lodges, resorts, self-catering hotels, caravan and camping villages, and backpacker accommodations.
Visitors can engage in cultural activities such as township tours, visiting art galleries and museums, attending performances, exploring heritage sites, and learning about prehistoric fossils and Xhosa culture.
The Eastern Cape features several themed tourism routes such as the Amatola Mountain Escape Route, Baviaanskloof Route, Greater Addo Route, Kouga Route, Sunshine Coast Route, Tsitsikamma Adventure Route, Frontier Country Route, and Coastal Route.
The Eastern Cape has numerous provincial and private nature reserves such as Dwesa, Hluleka, Great Fish River, Mkhambathi, Silaka, and Baviaanskloof, offering wildlife viewing, bird watching, hiking, and camping opportunities.
Travelers can receive up-to-date flight details by sending an SMS with the flight number to 35007 through ACSA's automated service.
Travelers can get assistance with Airlink flight-related inquiries through a dedicated helpdesk.
Nature and wildlife enthusiasts can visit protected areas like Baviaanskloof, Dwesa, Great Fish River, Hluleka, Mkhambathi, Silaka, Home of Legends, and others for game drives, bird watching, camping, and conservation experiences.
Tourists can explore a wide range of outdoor, cultural, family, and nature-based experiences across the Eastern Cape provinces and private reserves.
Choose from various accommodation options in Morgan’s Bay and Kei Mouth, coastal areas along the Wild Coast that offer diverse lodging choices and seaside experiences.