Eastern Cape

Bathurst

If you're looking for the sweet life, you'll find it in Bathurst. This small but charming town is nestled along the scenic Kowie River, just 15 kilometres northwest of Port Alfred. Known for its vibrant pineapple agriculture, the town's air is perfumed with this juicy fruit as its trucks pass through. Bathurst also proudly holds the title of being home to the largest man-made pineapple building in the world.  With an array of restaurants, pubs, shops, outdoor activities, and historical sites, Bathurst has something to delight every visitor. Over the years, the area has created a colourful and eccentric community of farmers, artists, academics, retirees, and semigrants...

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Boesmansriviermond

Boesmansriviermond is situated on the bushman's river which is the second longest navigable tidal river in South Africa,  a distance of 33 kilometres.   Boesmansriviermond is 55 km from grahamstown, 75km from Port Elizabeth and 20km from Port Alfred.  Historically the seaside resort of Boesmansriviermond was a holiday destination for farmers and their families from the Alexandria district. Boesmansriviermond with its fine beaches and rivers, historical places of interest, the replica of the cross planted by Bartolomeu dias in 1488,  Alexandria indigenous forest, numerous game lodges together with the fine beaches and rivers makes...

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Cintsa

The enchanting seaside village of Cintsa (or Chintsa) can be found 45km north east of East London, in the Wild Coast region of the Eastern Cape. Deriving its name from the Chintsa River (meaning river of crumbling banks in the Xhosa dialect) that divides Cintsa into two ‘towns’; Cintsa East and West which ironically lies on the northern and southern shore of the river, respectively. This part of the coast is an unspoiled natural treasure, reminding those who visit of all things untamed and unaffected. The stark beauty of this region is enhanced even further by; angular rock faces, untouched beaches, endless valleys and striking views of its remarkable...

East London

East London property at a glance Looking for an East London property or house for sale to call home? East London fondly referred to as Buffalo City, is a perfect blend of old fashioned values with a relaxed charm, making it a great place to buy property. East London's most predominant appeal is the long stretches of unpolluted and uncrowded white sandy beaches, with pleasant all year around weather. East London is a true surfer's paradise especially the Nahoon Reef. Do you wish to: -               Sell your property -               Buy a house or property -               Discuss your property's estimated value -               Want advice regarding...

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East London, Beacon Bay

The Eastern Cape province is home to some of South Africa's most beautiful places in the country. One that stands out is the area of Beacon Bay. Learn more about this small town with big heart and impressive views.  Beacon Bay's airports/routes: travel effortlessly  It would take approximately 27 minutes (18 km) via the R72 to get to the King Phalo Airport in East London from Beacon Bay. If you'd like to catch an international flight, you can travel to Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport in Gqeberha which will take you 3 and a half hours (301,3 km) via the R72.  Beacon Bay's history: uncover the backstory  Beacon Bay was known as Bonza...

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East London, West Bank

West Bank is an area that enjoys small-town living at its finest. With every sort of creature comfort available, settling down in West Bank has become more attractive by the day. This suburb has everything you need to live a comfortable lifestyle while maintaining a balanced daily routine.  West Bank's airports/routes: travel effortlessly  The distance from West Bank to East London Airport is approximately 13 minutes (9,1 km) away via Molteno Drive and Settler's Way/R72. East London's easygoing CBD is 11 minutes (4,0 km) away via Dr Zahn Road.  West Bank's history: uncover the backstory  West Bank is integral to the development and status of...

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Grahamstown

Founded in 1820 by English settlers, Grahamstown is a city steeped in history, culture and scholastic excellence. Consequently, property in Grahamstown is highly desirable.  Grahamstown’s origins are well documented, and the city boasts a number of commemorative monuments to acknowledge its roots. The Botanical Gardens hosts flora indigenous to the settlers of the time, while the 1820 Settlers Monument stands in reverence to the city’s founding fathers.   Oatlands North The growth and the need for more accommodation in Grahamstown gave birth to Oatlands North. Oatlands North, situated on the northern side of Oatlands proper, looks...

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Kenton On Sea

Kenton on Sea, nestled along South Africa's Eastern Cape, is a coastal haven blessed with pristine beaches and rich biodiversity. The town exudes tranquillity, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. Boasting panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Kenton on Sea is an idyllic retreat for beach enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With its warm hospitality, diverse wildlife and a range of outdoor activities, Kenton on Sea is a wonderful place to set roots and live a life in paradise. Kenton on Sea's airports/routes: travel effortlessly Kenton on Sea residents looking to reach Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport can do so in...

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Kleinemonde

Situated just 16km from Port Alfred, nestled between East London and Port Elizabeth is the charming seaside village of Kleinemonde. Characterised by a long stretch of white unspoilt sand dunes, a beach and tranquil estuaries – this little oasis found on the Sunshine Coast epitomises peace, serenity and vast natural beauty. Kleinemonde living encapsulates the feeling of escaping from city and urban life with essential amenities including a petrol station and café - although modern facilities and first rate shopping opportunities is on offer in neighbouring towns and suburbs. There are many outdoor activities and past times in Kleinemonde, these include...

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Port Alfred

Port Alfred was established in the early 1820s by British settlers who were moved into the area by  Lord Charles Somerset as a buffer between the Western Cape and the Ama Xhosa. Originally it was two separate towns (settlers arriving on the west bank in 1820 named their settlement Port Kowie, and those arriving on the east bank named theirs Port Frances). In 1839, William Cock started to block the natural river mouth to the east and canalise the present opening to the sea. This allowed high-masted sailing ships with their heavy cargo to dock at the wharf. Later, in 1860, when Queen Elizabeth's's son, Prince Alfred, visited the name was changed to honour...

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