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African Penguin Rehabilitation Center SAMREC in Summerstrand

African Penguin Rehabilitation Center SAMREC

Popular Attraction in Summerstrand
The African Penguin Rehabilitation Center is used for the rescue and rehabilitation of the endangered African Penguin, other marine birds and marine animals. The center is equipped with a receiving area, ICU, washing, drying and pool facilities and provides opportunities for research as well as an education centre. Visitors can view the rehabilitation process without disturbing the animals and enjoy watching the feeding of penguins in the finishing pool. There is also a pleasant coffee shop for relaxing with tea or coffee and cake afterwards.
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Campanile Tower in Port Elizabeth

Campanile Tower

Popular Attraction in Port Elizabeth
Meaning "Bell Tower" in Italian, The Campanile was erected to commemorate the landing of the 1820 British Settlers in Port Elizabeth. The monument is situated at the entrance to the railway station and harbour. The observation room and be reached by climbing a 204-step staircase, offering a wonderful view of the harbour and surroundings.
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Erica Girl's School Building National Monument in Port Elizabeth

Erica Girl's School Building National Monument

Popular Attraction in Port Elizabeth
The Erica School for Girls in Port Elizabeth was begun in 1884 by Miss Mary Anne van Wyk, who initially gave lessons in the old Erica Hall. After the South African War, it was decided to erect a new school building, which was designed by architect W White-Cooper, and was built by HJ Beckett. It was opened on 4 November 1903 by Dr Thomas Muir, then Superintendent-General of Education. It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 17 March 1989.
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Fort Frederick in PE CBD

Fort Frederick

Popular Attraction in PE CBD
Fort Frederick is a stone fort built in 1799 by the British Forces to defend the mouth of the Baakens River. The fort was named after Frederick, Duke of York and built by English Troops sent to Algoa Bay. The aim was to assist the Graaff-Reinet rebels in preventing a possible landing of French soldiers. Fortunately, no shot was ever fired from the fort. Open daily, from sunrise to sunset, and the admission is free.
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Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre in St Georges Park

Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre

Popular Attraction in St Georges Park
The Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre opened its doors in 1994 and is located on Baakens Street in Port Elizabeth. The centre represents African artists from all over the continent and specialises in African art, African wire and wood sculptures, woven baskets, pottery, crafts and curios. Wezandla aims at selling unique, one-off pieces and providing customers with a diverse range of African arts and crafts items. Available merchandise includes fabric, pottery, beadwork, leather, jewelry, wall hangings, skins, copper and brass, tableware, carvings, animals, wooden figures, cards, posters, books, exclusive collections, tribal items, household items, candles, Christmas decorations, sheepskin slippers, handbags, paintings, ostrich eggs, baskets, postcards, brass castings, mohair, fimo clay, ties, belts, photo albums, T-shirts, embroidery, skin items, glassware, pewter, hats, wire items, and many more.
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Popular Attractions near Port Elizabeth

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Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre in St Georges Park

Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre

Popular Attraction in St Georges Park (8.5 km from Port Elizabeth)
The Wezandla Gallery and Craft Centre opened its doors in 1994 and is located on Baakens Street in Port Elizabeth. The centre represents African artists from all over the continent and specialises in African art, African wire and wood sculptures, woven baskets, pottery, crafts and curios. Wezandla aims at selling unique, one-off pieces and providing customers with a diverse range of African arts and crafts items. Available merchandise includes fabric, pottery, beadwork, leather, jewelry, wall hangings, skins, copper and brass, tableware, carvings, animals, wooden figures, cards, posters, books, exclusive collections, tribal items, household items, candles, Christmas decorations, sheepskin slippers, handbags, paintings, ostrich eggs, baskets, postcards, brass castings, mohair, fimo clay, ties, belts, photo albums, T-shirts, embroidery, skin items, glassware, pewter, hats, wire items, and many more.
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Fort Frederick in PE CBD

Fort Frederick

Popular Attraction in PE CBD (8.6 km from Port Elizabeth)
Fort Frederick is a stone fort built in 1799 by the British Forces to defend the mouth of the Baakens River. The fort was named after Frederick, Duke of York and built by English Troops sent to Algoa Bay. The aim was to assist the Graaff-Reinet rebels in preventing a possible landing of French soldiers. Fortunately, no shot was ever fired from the fort. Open daily, from sunrise to sunset, and the admission is free.
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African Penguin Rehabilitation Center SAMREC in Summerstrand

African Penguin Rehabilitation Center SAMREC

Popular Attraction in Summerstrand (17.9 km from Port Elizabeth)
The African Penguin Rehabilitation Center is used for the rescue and rehabilitation of the endangered African Penguin, other marine birds and marine animals. The center is equipped with a receiving area, ICU, washing, drying and pool facilities and provides opportunities for research as well as an education centre. Visitors can view the rehabilitation process without disturbing the animals and enjoy watching the feeding of penguins in the finishing pool. There is also a pleasant coffee shop for relaxing with tea or coffee and cake afterwards.
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BallynaFagh Farm in Uitenhage

BallynaFagh Farm

Popular Attraction in Uitenhage (30.3 km from Port Elizabeth)
BallynaFagh Farm offers visitors a relaxing setting to enjoy a wonderful outride on well-schooled horses. Explore this little bit of African bush and country lanes on horseback. Rides are about 1.5 hours in length with something to suit all levels of experience. If you're new to horse riding, lessons can be arranged.
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Schotia Safaris in Colchester

Schotia Safaris

Popular Attraction in Colchester (39.2 km from Port Elizabeth)
Schotia Game Reserve is one of many private reserves in the Paterson area This reserve has 3 of the Big 5, however the lions are the main attraction. Tour packages will help you get as close as possible to get the best viewing of rhino, hippo, giraffe and lion.
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Addo Horse Trails in Colchester

Addo Horse Trails

Popular Attraction in Colchester (39.2 km from Port Elizabeth)
For the adventurous, exploring Addo Elephant Park on horse back is a truly amazing experience. Prior experience is not required to enjoy these trials, and each trip will be accompanied by a guide. Trails last about 3 hours. For more information, contact SAN Parks to book your excursion.
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Jaybay Sandboarding in Jeffreys Bay

Jaybay Sandboarding

Popular Attraction in Jeffreys Bay (71 km from Port Elizabeth)
So you’re visiting J-Bay and can’t surf or skate? Why not try sandboarding. Skilled instructors will be on hand to teach you the basics and in no time you’ll be flying down the dunes.
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JBay Wind in Jeffreys Bay

JBay Wind

Popular Attraction in Jeffreys Bay (71.1 km from Port Elizabeth)
Learn the basics of kite boarding in Jeffreys Bay and St Francis Bay. Keen learners from all over the world come here to experience the perfect waves and adrenalin rush. Dedicated and skilled instructors teach beginners the techniques in no time at all.
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JBay Dive School in Jeffreys Bay

JBay Dive School

Popular Attraction in Jeffreys Bay (71.4 km from Port Elizabeth)
Explore reefs teeming with soft coral, ragged tooth sharks, fishes, dolphins and whales. JBay Dive School offers Scuba diving courses, dive charters, dive equipment, sales and air fills. The school can be found on the main beach next to launch site (opposite Training Edge Gym).
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Bubble Blasters Dive School in Jeffreys Bay

Bubble Blasters Dive School

Popular Attraction in Jeffreys Bay (71.4 km from Port Elizabeth)
Enter a whole new wonderful world – under the sea with Steve Potts’s dive charter and Scuba diving school. You’ll be in good hands; Steve has more than 4000 dives and is one of CMAS-ISA's top instructors. Courses include 1 Star, 2 Star, 3 Star, Dive Masters, Nitrox, Advanced Nitrox, Rescue, O2 Administration, Night Diver, Wreck Diver, 2 Star Instructor and Compressor Operator.
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Seal Point Lighthouse in Cape St Francis

Seal Point Lighthouse

Popular Attraction in Cape St Francis (87.1 km from Port Elizabeth)
A popular tourist attraction, the Seal Point Lighthouse of Cape St Francis is a 27.75 m high tower that was first lit in 1878.
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