Addo Elephant National Park is the third-largest reserve in South Africa and is arguably the most diverse with its variety of wildlife and flora. Home to the Big 7 - Lion, Leopard, Rhinoceros, Buffalo, Elephant, Great White Shark and Humpback Whale - this park is second to none. Embark on a journey of exploration in search of this park’s acclaimed elephants and other wildlife in this vast conservation area. This tour offers you the personal touch of our local guides’ knowledge and experience on a morning safari with an incredible array of mammal and bird species.

The River Cruises are a unique way to discover why they call the Sundays River “Africa’s Best Kept Secret”. Our boats are situated at 1 Jetty Street in Colchester, less than 30 minutes drive Port Elizabeth, just below the Southern entrance gate of Addo National Elephant Park. The usage of either of our boats will be dependent on the amount of people attending the cruise. We cater for groups of 1-42 people. The River Cruise is perfect for bird lovers, a work function, birthday party or bachelor/bachelorette party, or just a great time with family and friends. Try something different and join us for a great experience. We are able to arrange return transport or overnight accommodation to suit your budget if required. We also offer delicious food at A Taste of Africa Restaurant & Coffee Bar close by. We require a minimum of 3 people to join this activity in order for the tour to go ahead. If there are less than 3 people then you will be charged the total cost of 3 people for the tour to continue. Please contact us on the day of the tour to confirm if there are more than 3 people for the tour to continue.

Our River Cruise is a unique way to discover why they call the Sundays River “Africa’s Best Kept Secret”. Our boats are situated at 1 Jetty Street in Colchester, less than 30 minutes drive Port Elizabeth, just below the Southern entrance gate of Addo National Elephant Park. The usage of either of our boats will be dependent on the amount of people attending the cruise. Our Cruises cater for 1 – 42 people and is perfect for bird lovers, a work function, birthday party or bachelor/bachelorette party, or just a great time with family and friends. Try something different and join us for a great experience. We are able to arrange return transport or overnight accommodation to suit your budget if required. We also offer delicious food at A Taste of Africa Restaurant & Coffee Bar close by. We require a minimum of 3 people to join this activity in order for the tour to go ahead. If there are less than 3 people then you will be charged the total cost of 3 people for the tour to continue. Please contact us on the day of the tour to confirm if there are more than 3 people for the tour to continue.

2 hours of paddling in a kayak along the river.

A great way for the whole family to enjoy the ocean and no prior experience is required; the sea kayaks are easy to use and are very stable in the water! The trip starts on the beach where our guide will provide a short briefing prior to taking you on a guided excursion. A great way to enjoy a group activity where you can feel the fresh sea air, enjoy the ocean and If you are lucky you will come across the playful Bottlenose Dolphins that circulate in Algoa Bay. Single or Double Kayaks available

2 hours of paddling in a kayak along the beach front.

Townships are the communities in which most of the diverse South African population lives. Stemming out of the oppressive era of Apartheid, when residents of colour were prohibited from living within the suburbs, townships earned the reputation of being poverty-stricken areas where clean amenities and facilities were lacking. However, over the past few years, townships have emerged from these challenges as a culture-rich environment, home to a large spectrum of this Rainbow Nation. Most of the townships, particularly in Port Elizabeth, are still made up largely of shacks – homes made by the inhabitants out of corrugated iron, wooden pallets, even paper and cardboard. Clearly, there remain economic challenges within these areas, which are usually located on the outskirts of a city’s commercial and suburban centre. Despite various challenges, any visitor to the South African townships will notice the vibrant spirit that permeates their homes and residents. This sense of community is commonly referred to as “Ubuntu”. Port Elizabeth’s extensive townships are no exception. Join us in experiencing these cultural hotspots and see how millions of South Africans live. This is truly an unforgettable experience.