Jeffrey's Bay - Home to the perfect wave! With its unique combination of beautiful beaches, endless summers, abundant shells, white gold (calamari) and relaxed lifestyle, its no wonder this town has become world renown.  Another International attraction is the Billabong Surfing Festival in July each year when surfers from all over the world come to enjoy these flawless formations of rolling surf. The safe beaches are perfect for bathing and all water sports, making it a popular weekend getaway and holiday destination.
Temperatures are moderate all year round along the coast with rain scattered throughout the year. The summers are warm with a very temperate humidity level. Winters are mild and pleasant, and it is significant that water sports are practised year-round. The Jeffrey's Bay Shell Museum houses an impressive and beautiful collection of local shells gathered on the beaches of Jeffrey's Bay, as well as shells from other countries. Visitors are welcome to collect shells which are varied and plentiful. There are a number of small nature reserves in the area, such as the Kabeljous Estuary and Nature Reserve, which is a walk-about reserve with a safe beach for swimming and excellent fishing opportunities as well as bird watching a small animals. The Noorsekloof Nature Reserve is a 28.7 hectare reserve stretching up to Wavecrest, small buck and many birds can be seen along the 3 km trail running alongside the stream. Then there is the Seekoei River Nature Reserve which is on the Seekoei River estuary. It is a bird watchers paradise, as the hide overlooks the Seekoei River where there is an abundance of water fowl.

Jeffrey's Bay Tourism Bureau
P.O.  Jeffrey's Bay 6330      
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Marina  Martinique  / Jeffreys Bay

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                    INFO:                           EASTERN  CAPE  REGION

 The landscape of the Eastern cape is relatively diverse, from arid desolate Karoo to lush green Tsitsikamma Forest and fertile Lankloof and Sundays River Valleys. The main public game reserve in this area is the Addo Elephant Park with the private game reserve of Shamwari not far away. This was a true frontier post in the early 1800s. Various peoples met along the coastal migration routes and as a result many battles were fought here. White settlers clashed with the Xhosa, Pondo, Zulu and Sotho tribes. The unique architecture of the towns and cities reflects the unique mixed heritage of the people and the many museums reflect the turbulent history.

The Eastern Cape is an agricultural region producing mainly grains and fruits, though there are some cattle and sheep ranches.

Take a look at the map locations of Addo Elephant Park, Grahamstown, Jeffreys Bay, Kenton on Sea, Port Alfred, Port Elizabeth and St Francis Bay.