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Umngazi Hotel & Spa | Port St Johns, Eastern Cape

Umngazi Hotel & Spa | Port St Johns, Eastern Cape

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    Breathtaking beauty is what you expect from South Africa’s exquisite Wild Coast. Umngazi Hotel & Spa is beautifully situated near Port St Johns on the Wild Coast and offers the opportunity for visitors to be barefoot and fancy-free. With a wild and rocky coastline, coves, and forests, Umngazi’s position on the side of a hill and looking over the river promises a relaxing getaway with all the right ingredients to offer an unforgettable relaxing experience. What’s on offer…

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Palm Springs B&B and Self-catering | Butterworth, Eastern Cape

Palm Springs B&B and Self-catering | Butterworth, Eastern Cape

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Butterworth is found in the Eastern Cape and because it is only 111km from East London and that it is conveniently situated on the N2 national highway, many people use Butterworth for accommodation purposes, more so when they are passing through on their way to East London or Durban. Many people look for accommodation in Butterworth to explore what is known as Madiba country, and Palm Springs B&B and Self-Catering is a comfortable home-from-home accommodation venue that allows one to…

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Goodfellas Bed and Breakfast | Mthatha, Eastern Cape

Goodfellas Bed and Breakfast | Mthatha, Eastern Cape

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People book their accommodation in Mthatha or Umtata to visit the childhood area of Nelson Mandela,  and because of the host of attractions in the area. Mthatha is Madiba country, the homeland of the Xhosa, many of whom still live traditionally.  The Nelson Mandela Route allows one to explore the history of Nelson Mandela and to visit the museums, which are found in three locations – Umtata, Qunu and Mveso. Goodfellas Bed and Breakfast is one of the many guesthouses…

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Innoview Lodge | Fort Gale, Mthatha, Eastern Cape

Innoview Lodge | Fort Gale, Mthatha, Eastern Cape

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Mthatha is found in the Wild Coast area of the Eastern Cape. People still also refer to it as Umtata, and it is in this beautiful area that Nelson Mandela was born, and today people from all over South Africa and the world are descending this area to find out more about the area and to also visit the Nelson Mandela Museum in the village of Qunu which lies about 30km south of Mthatha.  Once known as the Transkei, Mthatha…

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Hotel Savoy | Mthatha, Eastern Cape

Hotel Savoy | Mthatha, Eastern Cape

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  The Wild Coast stretches from Qolora Mouth to Port Edward and those who have been to it make it a place they return to as often as possible. The area is known for its beautiful, wild and rugged coastline, the absence of massive hotels and crowds and the fact that it is relatively untouched paradise. Mthatha is part of the former Transkei and the fact that this area was the home of Nelson Mandela has meant that many different…

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Sea Why Apartment | Natures Valley, Tsitsikamma National Coastal Park, Eastern Cape

Sea Why Apartment | Natures Valley, Tsitsikamma National Coastal Park, Eastern Cape

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The Garden Route is one of South Africa’s gems and thousands upon thousands of holidaymakers visit the Garden Route at any time of the year. It pays to have wonderful accommodation while you visit these exquisite parts, and Sea Why is sought-after self-catering accommodation situated in Nature’s Valley which is found within the borders of the De Vasselot section of the Garden Route National Park. You’ll be able to see wildlife such as monkeys and bushbuck, and in the bay you’ll…

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At the Woods Guest House | Storms River, Eastern Cape

At the Woods Guest House | Storms River, Eastern Cape

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Storms River and the Tsitsikamma National Park, part of the gorgeous Garden Route, are so exquisite, that once discovered, people keep returning. The rain forests, the marine reserve along with all the places of cultural interest are so intriguing, not to mention the giant yellowwood trees and interesting wildlife which is unique to this amazing ‘Garden of Eden’.  There is so much to keep adventurers completely absorbed, starting with the boardwalk and the renowned suspensions bridge across the Storms River…

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