Port Elizabeth entertainment – casinos, cinemas & festivals
Posted on 11. Apr, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
Despite only being a small city, there’s plenty going on in Port Elizabeth. From live events ranging from beauty contests to arts festivals, cinemas, theatres and all-inclusive entertainment complexes, you sure to find something that floats your boat here. There are also plenty of annual sporting events to take part in or watch, depending on how lively you’re feeling. Check out JF’s guide to Port Elizabeth entertainment. (more…)
Port Elizabeth sightseeing & attractions – landmarks, museums, nature
Posted on 11. Apr, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
Attractions in Port Elizabeth do not come with the glitz and glam that can be found in other South African cities, but are worth the trip all the same. Things are rather more down-to-earth here, with the great natural beauty and interesting history displacing the need for non-stop entertainment. There are some great museums and stunning parks and gardens to be explored here as well as lion cubs to cuddle and whales to watch. Port Elizabeth is also a great place for shopping, restaurants, nightlife and entertainment, but we’ve dedicated whole pages to these delights. (more…)
Shopping in Port Elizabeth – malls, markets & souvenirs
Posted on 06. Apr, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth is something of a shopper’s paradise, with antique stalls, flea markets, malls and upmarket boutiques all begging to be explored. There is room for everyone here, from the bargain hunter to the label victim, so be prepared to part with your hard-earned cash. Whether you’re looking for an unusual present to return home with or a treat for yourself, you are sure to find something worthy of your holiday money here. Put simply, shopping in Port Elizabeth couldn’t get much better. (more…)
Port Elizabeth transport – bus, train, taxi & car rental
Posted on 05. Apr, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
Like most South African cities, transport in Port Elizabeth is currently undergoing a massive revamp in preparation for the 2010 Soccer World Cup. Extra bus services will be put on for fans and trains will be increased. It is also possible to rent cars and minibuses in Port Elizabeth, which is a favourite way to get around for most tourists. Check out JF’s guide to getting into Port Elizabeth and getting around Port Elizabeth for the full rundown. (more…)
Port Elizabeth hotels, guesthouses and bed & breakfasts
Posted on 30. Mar, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
With so much gorgeous coastline to choose from, there’s plenty of wonderful beach for everyone to stay in picturesque Port Elizabeth hotels. However, we all know that things are going to get pretty crowded during South Africa 2010 World Cup so make sure you use one of our partner sites to make your room reservation well ahead of time. (more…)
Port Elizabeth restaurants by Nelson Mandela Bay
Posted on 25. Mar, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth may be a friendly place for football fans to visit but it’s murder on the delicious game and cattle that get served up in the city’s many fabulous eateries. The climate here provides the perfect conditions for rearing all manner of delectable meat and fish with the diverse ethnic makeup adding to the culinary melting pot. Gazing at the superlative Indian Ocean sunsets from any number of Port Elizabeth restaurants while supping a crisp glass of Cape white is the perfect way to unwind after a hard day worshipping the beautiful game. (more…)
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium of Port Elizabeth
Posted on 20. Mar, 2010 by admin in Port Elizabeth
The Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is the first stadium in Port Elizabeth dedicated solely to the beautiful game. Situated on the picturesque shores of the North End Lake and with a capacity of 46,082, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is already a focal point for the community and a source of pride for city residents. Completed one year before the tournament, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is due to host eight matches in total including the third place playoff between the two unlikely semi-final losers. (more…)
