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Witness the Big Seven animals—buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion, rhino, great white shark, and southern right whale—in their natural habitats across the Eastern Cape. This iconic wildlife experience showcases the region’s rich biodiversity and untamed African wilderness.
Discover the pristine coastline of the Eastern Cape, stretching 800 kilometres, offering endless opportunities for water sports, beach exploration, and scenic coastal drives. The region is known as the water sport capital of South Africa.
Use the official destination routes such as the Tsitsikamma Adventure Route, Wild Coast Route, and Sunshine CoastRoute to plan your journey across the Eastern Cape, exploring scenic landscapes and cultural sites.
Book accommodation in one of the many guest houses, lodges, self-catering holiday homes, hostels, or resorts available across the Eastern Cape. Options range from farm stays to beachside retreats.
Adventure seekers can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, diving, and game drives in areas historically influenced by the 1820 Settlers, including the Frontier Country and coastal regions.
This is a cultural and historical experience that allows visitors to explore the legacy of the 1820 Settlers who were brought to the Eastern Cape by the British government to defend the frontier against the Xhosa tribes. It includes visits to heritage sites, museums, township tours, and educational centres related to this historical period.
Visitors can engage in cultural activities such as township tours, museum visits, arts and crafts workshops, and performances that reflect the Anglo-African heritage established by the 1820 Settlers in the Eastern Cape.
These are themed travel routes across the Eastern Cape that include stops at key locations tied to the 1820 Settlers, such as the Frontier Country Route, the Wild Coast Route, and the Tsitsikamma Adventure Route. They offer integrated experiences combining history, nature, and outdoor adventure.
Visitors can take guided tours of Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, exploring restricted areas such as VVIP zones, changing rooms, and upper levels. The tours run on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, offering insight into the venue's history and operations.
The Eastern Cape hosts various rugby festivals throughout the year, celebrating the sport at different levels. These events offer a unique opportunity to experience the local rugby culture, witness emerging talent, and engage with the community.
Discover one of the world’s renowned heritage sites, featuring rugged terrain, diverse flora and fauna, and exceptional hiking and 4x4 trails over 200km.
Choose from a variety of places to stay including guest houses, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, lodges, resorts, holiday homes, hostels, and caravan and camping villages.
