by WhatsOnInEL | Aug 15, 2021 | Arts & Culture, What to do
Established in 1921 and considered to be one of the most interesting natural and cultural history museums in the country, the East London Museum features a number of fine exhibits, including the type specimen of the coelacanth, a fish previously believed to have...
by WhatsOnInEL | Aug 15, 2021 | What to do
The Nahoon Estuary Nature Reserve, situated on the Beacon Bay side of the Nahoon River is open weekdays 8am – 4pm. Pack the kids and a picnic, and head off to the Estuary for a lovely walk and play on the beach. The delightful Dassie Trail is short and level,...
by WhatsOnInEL | Aug 15, 2021 | What to do
The East London Aquarium was officially opened on the 2nd of December 1931, which makes it the oldest public aquarium in the country. This is not a big aquarium, but some unique displays make it a must to see. The aquarium plays an active role in conserving the...
by WhatsOnInEL | Aug 15, 2021 | What to do
Premier Resort Mpongo Private Game Reserve is situated 35km from the coastal city of East London on the N6 towards Stutterheim. The Game Reserve, nestled on more than 3,500ha of Malaria free conservation land with its rolling hills, offers a unique blend of three...
by WhatsOnInEL | Aug 15, 2021 | What to do
Once a coastal dairy farm, now a top rate coastal camp site, Yellow Sands Caravan Park is a private, family owned, camping resort that offers Prime Coastal camping sites and facilities. The Resort is located at the mouth of the Kwelera River, just 25km East of East...
