Guidebook for Port Elizabeth
Food Scene
Ocean Basket Brookes On The Bay
Beach RoadGreat value and fresh seafood.
Cubaña
49 Beach RdCoachman on the Bay
The steak menu is excellent.
Nando's Summerstrand
Kiplings Brasserie Restaurant
Ideal for special occasions, 5 star venue
Ginger The Restaurant
Marine DriveFine dining for special occasions. ..
Red Rock Spur Steak Ranch
2nd AvenueFamily friendly
Stanley Street is known for a range of restaurants from fusion, steaks, tapas and other Mediterranean offerings, sushi and Asian delights in a vibey atmosphere that spills out onto the fairy-lit pavements, often with live music in tow
32 locals recommend
Stanley Street
Stanley StreetStanley Street is known for a range of restaurants from fusion, steaks, tapas and other Mediterranean offerings, sushi and Asian delights in a vibey atmosphere that spills out onto the fairy-lit pavements, often with live music in tow
Shopping
A wider range of shops and restaurants. This is Port Elizabeth biggest shopping centre and is situated on the N2 as you leave the city. You will need a car to get there.
149 locals recommend
Baywest Mall
100 Baywest BlvdA wider range of shops and restaurants. This is Port Elizabeth biggest shopping centre and is situated on the N2 as you leave the city. You will need a car to get there.
Walmer Park Shopping Centre
Main RoadEssentials
Spar Tops - Waterfront
Humewood RoadEntertainment & Activities
Restaurants around a lake, casino, games area for children, cinema, bowling alley, amphitheatre, shops
94 locals recommend
Boardwalk Casino
Beach RoadRestaurants around a lake, casino, games area for children, cinema, bowling alley, amphitheatre, shops
Nu Metro Boardwalk
2nd AvenueWithin walking distance
Surf Centre
Beach RoadLearn to surf
Arts & Culture
Museum Complex
Beach RoadTour history of SA and PE. See snakes, penguins and seals, amongst other things
Multimedia exhibits relate the history of South End, a vibrant multicultural district destroyed by apartheid bulldozers during forced removals between 1965 and 1975.
22 locals recommend
South End Museum
Multimedia exhibits relate the history of South End, a vibrant multicultural district destroyed by apartheid bulldozers during forced removals between 1965 and 1975.
Parks & Nature
Addo
National Elephant Park a 40 minute drive from Port Elizabeth.
Beach Road
Beach RoadAlong along the ocean to and from Kings beach, Humewood beach and Hobie beach.
Seaview Predator Park
Lower Seaview RoadGetting Around
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