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The Ultimate Eastern Cape Holiday Destination: Tsitsikama for Adventure and Leisure

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 Story by Anele Zikali From breath-taking nature views, to waking up to the sight of an eco friendly cabins and having first time experiences of its wild adventures, Tsitsikama is one of the destinations you can bless yourself with. Rolling hills, the famous bridge walk and forest walks that bring relaxation and are good for mental health, to adrenaline pumping activities like bungee jumping and water sights and activities, Tsitsikama lives a remarkable touch for many repeating visitors.  Accommodation and traveling The area has quite plenty of ideal packages for everyone, comes with multiple options for romantic destinations, honeymoon resorts to groups and individual accommodation. The sweet love offer comes with a cosy private outdoor bed and jaccuzi, setting a heated atmosphere of love making.  Traveling has to be booked in time in such areas however because of Tsitsikama's popularity, access to the airport, shuttles and arranged hikes and tours are not difficult to a...

Escape to Port Alfred: Eastern Cape’s Coastal Paradise Where Luxury Meets Wilderness

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Story by Anele Zikali   Port Alfred as a holiday destination- The coastal paradise where luxury meets wilderness: Fine dining, spas, and private chalets alongside safari adventures Picture of Port Alfred  Port Alfred is a charming coastal town on South Africa’s Sunshine Coast, known for its pristine beaches, tranquil marina, and relaxed small-town vibe—making it an excellent holiday destination. Port Alfred today: A coastal town in the Eastern Cape, historically named after Prince Alfred, son of Queen Victoria. One of the holiday destination spots, numbers don't lie, have a quick fact check.  Domestic tourism: In 2024, the Eastern Cape recorded 6 million domestic trips, contributing about R13 billion to the provincial GDP.  International tourism: Around 300,000 international visitors came to the province in 2024, spending R4.2 billion. December is the peak, with coastal towns like Port Alfred, Kenton-on-Sea, and Morgan’s Bay experiencing a major influx of holida...