Port Elizabeth Shore Excursion: Port Elizabeth City Tour
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Trip Type: Ports of Call Tours
Duration: 8 hours
Whilst enjoying a city tour of Port Elizabeth, you will see the following interesting landmarks: Town Hall, Feather Market Hall, Market Square, Fort Frederick, Donkin Reserve, St George’s Park, Settlers Park, Cape Recife and Schoenmakerskop.
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people).
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people).
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Whilst enjoying a city tour of Port Elizabeth, you will see the following interesting landmarks: Town Hall, Feather Market Hall, Market Square, Fort Frederick, Donkin Reserve, St George’s Park, Settlers Park, Cape Recife and Schoenmakerskop.
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people). Whilst enjoying a city tour of Port Elizabeth, you will see the following interesting landmarks: Town Hall, Feather Market Hall, Market Square, Fort Frederick, Donkin Reserve, St George’s Park, Settlers Park, Cape Recife and Schoenmakerskop.
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people). What do the locals call Port Elizabeth? Anything from “PE”, “The Windy City”, “Die Baai” to “Ibhayi”. Yes, there is another Port Elizabeth in the world, but not anywhere close to here – in New Jersey in the United States of America. Bet you didn’t know that! About our people: We like to refer to ourselves as laid-back. Our economy is booming, but we still have that small-town feel. Johannesburg drivers say we’re awful – we think the same of them. Port Elizabeth is a rapidly developing metro and was also a proud host city in the Soccer World Cup 2010! Construction work is happening at a frantic rate with our new soccer stadium and infrastructure (not to mention the Coega deepwater harbour, with the international aluminium smelter group Alcan signing recently as the anchor tenant).
What’s “lekker” about PE? Just about everything: great (moderate) weather all year round, beautiful beaches (including the Blue Flag beaches of St George’s Beach and Humewood Beach), strong economic growth, major university (NMMU) and schools, the Boardwalk Casino, major hotels and guesthouses, shopping centres, very little traffic congestion and much more to mention. We used to be called the 10-minute city (get anywhere in 10 minutes), but things have changed. Not to worry though – we are now an official 20-minute city!
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people). Whilst enjoying a city tour of Port Elizabeth, you will see the following interesting landmarks: Town Hall, Feather Market Hall, Market Square, Fort Frederick, Donkin Reserve, St George’s Park, Settlers Park, Cape Recife and Schoenmakerskop.
The tour will be conducted by a qualified English speaking driver guide. All transport is in luxury air-conditioned vehicles and the rate includes return transfers to Port Elizabeth port.
Port Elizabeth is South Africa’s second oldest city and also the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape. It is situated on the south-eastern coast of South Africa (most southern country on the African continent). PE forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro which also includes the towns of Uitenhage and Despatch (approx 1.5 million people). What do the locals call Port Elizabeth? Anything from “PE”, “The Windy City”, “Die Baai” to “Ibhayi”. Yes, there is another Port Elizabeth in the world, but not anywhere close to here – in New Jersey in the United States of America. Bet you didn’t know that! About our people: We like to refer to ourselves as laid-back. Our economy is booming, but we still have that small-town feel. Johannesburg drivers say we’re awful – we think the same of them. Port Elizabeth is a rapidly developing metro and was also a proud host city in the Soccer World Cup 2010! Construction work is happening at a frantic rate with our new soccer stadium and infrastructure (not to mention the Coega deepwater harbour, with the international aluminium smelter group Alcan signing recently as the anchor tenant).
What’s “lekker” about PE? Just about everything: great (moderate) weather all year round, beautiful beaches (including the Blue Flag beaches of St George’s Beach and Humewood Beach), strong economic growth, major university (NMMU) and schools, the Boardwalk Casino, major hotels and guesthouses, shopping centres, very little traffic congestion and much more to mention. We used to be called the 10-minute city (get anywhere in 10 minutes), but things have changed. Not to worry though – we are now an official 20-minute city!
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