Guidebook for Port Elizabeth
Food Scene
A large selection of restaurants with menus displayed on the pavement.
32 locals recommend
Stanley Street
Stanley StreetA large selection of restaurants with menus displayed on the pavement.
In th style of an American diner. Easy and relaxed dining for the family reasonably priced and a great view.
91 locals recommend
Something Good Roadhouse
Marine DriveIn th style of an American diner. Easy and relaxed dining for the family reasonably priced and a great view.
Sightseeing
This historical monument is situated on a hill with a panoramic view over the city.
19 locals recommend
Fort Frederick, Eastern Cape
This historical monument is situated on a hill with a panoramic view over the city.
Home to the worlds largest flag ( The size of a tennis court ) and the unique pyramid built in memory of the lady after who Port ELizabeth. There is also a tourist information centre here.
68 locals recommend
The Donkin Reserve
Home to the worlds largest flag ( The size of a tennis court ) and the unique pyramid built in memory of the lady after who Port ELizabeth. There is also a tourist information centre here.
Donkin St
Donkin StreetFine examples of early settler house can be found in this area.
1nvolved
Park DriveBeautiful park with many playing fields and a Victorian conservatory.
Addo Elephant National Park
See the big five in a malaria free enviroment.
This imposing statue is dedicated to horses that perished in the Boer War. One of only two in the world that expressly honour horses killed in action.
9 locals recommend
Horse Memorial
5 Cape RdThis imposing statue is dedicated to horses that perished in the Boer War. One of only two in the world that expressly honour horses killed in action.
This is the site of the wreck of the Sacromento in the 17th century and large cannon is on view. Sit on the benches provided and enjoy a great vista over the sea. The trail to Sardinia Bay starts here
24 locals recommend
Schoenmakerskop
This is the site of the wreck of the Sacromento in the 17th century and large cannon is on view. Sit on the benches provided and enjoy a great vista over the sea. The trail to Sardinia Bay starts here
Go down Donkin Street and turn right into Govan Mbeki, you will see a statue of Queen Victoria and the quaint old post office on your right. Ahead of you is the imposing City Hall.
Govan Mbeki Avenue
Govan Mbeki StreetGo down Donkin Street and turn right into Govan Mbeki, you will see a statue of Queen Victoria and the quaint old post office on your right. Ahead of you is the imposing City Hall.
Shopping
A wide variety of stores where you can purchase all your requirements.
61 locals recommend
Greenacres Shopping Centre
1 Ring RdA wide variety of stores where you can purchase all your requirements.
Entertainment & Activities
Shark Rock Pier
Marine DriveNext to a safe swimming area.
Lots of amusement for the whole family with a spectacular fountain display after dark.
94 locals recommend
Boardwalk Casino
Beach RoadLots of amusement for the whole family with a spectacular fountain display after dark.
Arts & Culture
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum
1 Park DrThe regional art museum.
Drinks & Nightlife
Bridge Street Brewery
1 Bridge StEnjoy craft beers with your meal.
Ice cold beer on tap and filling pub food with a good view over the bay.
48 locals recommend
Barney's Tavern
Marine DriveIce cold beer on tap and filling pub food with a good view over the bay.
Everything Else
Kragga Kamma Game Park
162 Christian RdEnjoy a variety of wildlife from the comfort of your car.
Pristine secluded beaches which are amongst the finest in Africa.
Sardinia Bay Local Authority Nature Reserve
Pristine secluded beaches which are amongst the finest in Africa.