East London Accommodation

The House of Green and Blue offers a beautiful view of the sea and coastal forest whilst situated in a secure and quiet country estate with direct access to the beach.

The House of Green and Blue offers a beautiful view of the sea and coastal forest whilst situated in a secure and quiet country estate with direct access to the beach.

It has been said that Buccaneers is a bit like a village because of the way it is spread over eight hectares of wild coastal forest right next to the stunning Chintsa Beach. Many describe it as a place to come home to and a legend in its own time.

Spend your days walking through some of the Eastern Cape's most beautiful indigenous forests and spend your nights beside a crackling fire after a delectable meal in our cosy restaurant.

B&B Wagner is situated in the lovely town of Port Alfred. Whether it's relaxation or fun-filled days you are after, B&B Wagner is the ideal base from which to explore the area.

Luxury accommodation on the banks of the Kowie River. Kowie River Guest House offers you a unique experience to enjoy a relaxed stay whilst living on the banks of the magnificent Kowie River.

Kingfisher is a self-catering house which features a wonderful view of the breakers and the sea. The property is just a two-minute walk from the blue flag Kelly's Beach in Port Alfred.

Port Alfred is known fondly as the ‘heart of the sunshine coast’ and lies on Route 72 from Port Elizabeth and East London. Port Alfred boasts a wonderful temperate climate, never too hot or cold, with rainfall in the spring and autumn months.

Charlstone Cottage is situated in the coastal resort of Kasouga near Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape. This lovely house offers sea and river views and both the river and ocean are within easy walking distance.

Situated in the heart of the old Bushmans Village, we offer three luxury en-suite bedrooms. The entrance to the rooms is private and separate from the host's dwelling.

Nestled in a valley outside Grahamstown, facing the rock face of the Howison’s Poort Mountain stands the Stone Crescent Hotel which gets its name from a combination of the prehistoric stone tools that peppered the area and the rock crescents that face it.