Tourist Attractions in Port Elizabeth Area, Western Region, Eastern Cape

Guinea Fowl Trail

This trail, located in the Baakens River Vally in the heart of Port Elizabeth. The walking trail is divided into two sections.

The Upper Guinea Fowl Trail is 6 km long and takes appx. 2 hours. The trail begins

St. Croix Motor Museum in Newton Park contains a private collection of about 80 vintage motor vehicles dating as far back as 1901, many of which are for sale. The museum was created by Eben de Vos and is located in an airplane hangar beside Mill Park.<

Algoa Grand Prix  - Indoor Go-Kart Racing


- Helmets and clean balaclavas supplied
- Full safety marshalling
- Latest technology in electronic timing systems
- individuals, groups, corporate events and birthdays par

The recently constructed Port Elizabeth Stadium in now complete and ready to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

The R1.7-billion stadium, although nearly completed by May, 2009, was dropped from the Fifa Confederations Cup in June.

The Nelso

Ron Belling was a 20th century aviation historian

The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum collections consist of South African art (particularly that of the Eastern Cape), British art, international printmaking and Oriental art (including Indian miniatures and Chinese textiles). These are supplemen

Built in 1892, the Port Elizabeth Opera House is the oldest opera house in South Africa. The theatre was built on the site of the old town gallows. Since then, two murders have taken place at the opera house, and many ghost sightings have been reported

The Donkin Reserve was created by Sir Rufane Donkin who established the town of Port Elizabeth in 1820, along with 4000 settlers. In memory of his wife, he constructed and curious-looking pyramid in the centre of the park, which bears the inscription,