Top Things to do in Saint Francis Bay
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Discover the best top things to do in Saint Francis Bay, South Africa including St Francis Links, Kouga Day Trips, Seal Point Lighthouse, St Francis Safaris, Paradise Beach, Port St Francis, Two Habours Walk - St. Francis Bay, Liquid Lines, Seal Point, Chokka Trail.
Restaurants in Saint Francis Bay
1. St Francis Links
Overall Ratings
5 based on 69 reviews
When the first review was submitted on our behalf, they listed St Francis Links as Jack Nicklaus at St Francis Links IN Port Elizabeth. through pretty good promotion and customer awareness, we have managed to get some great reviews and even the 2014 Certificate of Excellence - rated No. 2 with 5-starts behind the great attraction Shamwari. However, we are located outside Port Elizabeth in St Francis Bay. I am very happy with the reviews; however, if your search St Francis Links in St Francis Bay, you will not find us. If you search attractions, it asked for a city...when I search St Francis Bay, South Africa, St Francis Links will not appear. Please advise how I can maximize my presence with tripadvisor. I am not unhappy - just seeking the best Portal.
Reviewed By fionawood66 - Ilkley, United Kingdom
Friendly efficient and warm welcome. For such a prestigious course the atmosphere was relaxed. The course, varied and pretty challenging in the wind - which I understand was quite calm on the day we played. Lunch with a beer on the balcony following the game chatting to other visiting players. A high light of our trip so far.
2. Kouga Day Trips
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Day Trips from St Francis Bay / Jeffreys Bay to ADDO National Park, Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area, Garden Route, Gamtoos Valley, Kouga Region. We cater for small groups (1-6 persons) and plan your trip to your liking. National Tourist Guide to accompany you. We focus on your needs.
Reviewed By Edith G - Mombris, Germany
During our holidays in Cape St. Francis we did two outstanding day trips with Jasper from Kouga Day Trips. The first was to Tsitsikamma National Park. We visited all the interesting places such as Storms River Bridge, Big Tree, Storms River Village, Bloukrans Bridge and the Bungy jumpers, Storms River Mouth with the famous suspension Bridges. Jasper showed us the vegetation, special mushrooms on tree trunks. He showed us a Loerie bird and dussies, small animals. We would not have noticed all that without him. When we went down to the suspension bridge and the stairs were very steep and narrow he helped us to get down safely. If we had been on our own my husband would have certainly resigned to continue. The second day trip was to Baviaanskloof where you go on dust roads through the Mountains. We did not expect that the dust roads would be so bad with rocks and stones. It was quite an adventure to go up the mountain with the precipice at your side. But I completely trusted Jasper who was an excellent driver. We stopped several times for the marvelous view. We saw beautiful proteas, erika and other flowers and plants. After the Baviaanskloof we went to Kouga Dam where we had a picnic. Jasper was very helpful all the time. He also explained us a lot about South Africa and its problems. We would not have got all the interesting information without him. We were very happy that we did these two excursions with Kouga Day Trips and we would have done more if it was not the end of our holiday. We can definitely recommend Kouga Day Trips for a very personal and private excursion. If we ever come in this area again we will do more excursions with Jasper.
3. Seal Point Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Jeanne L - Durban
The building of Seal Point Lighthouse in the 1870's was almost as calamitous as the numerous ships wrecked along Cape St Francis coast. The first builder died; the logistics of reaching the site caused consternation with swamps; mountain ranges or dangerous water blocking the access. Soon after the majestic building was completed the plaster on the internal walls began to peel off and this is still being repaired while the 3 million candle power light flashes every 5 seconds. Despite this bright light ships have still floundered there. Legend has it that Lady Head had a consignment of swans on board. The swans survived and are living on the Komme River. Its well worth a stop - the lighthouse is magnificent from the outside and the views up and down the coast are exhilarating.
4. St Francis Safaris
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By GeorgeB768 - Johannesburg
We went fishing with this operator, the boat only had a crew of one being the captain. The captain did help us once we set anchor but the help was short lived. Captain was on his mobile phone for very long organizing other business affairs. We paid R3750 for 2 adults and 4 kids, our trip was short, 2 hours as some, of the kids were getting queazy. If you do take kids with maybe organise that you pay for a half day trip or a quarter day trip. I think the operator is well aware that kids get sick easily but he is happy to take the cash upfront knowing this and not offering cheaper alternatives. Captain did not offer to take the adults back out to utilise what was paid for.
I think there should he at least one more crew member to assist, specially if children are on the boat.
We got no safety briefing.
We caught fish, captain new exactly where to find the fish. We caught 9 fish in a short while.
We got a short briefing on baiting.
We did here mixed reviews about Tim Cristy, the owner of the operation and the captain that operated our boat. We were told that this is the best guy to find the fish.
5. Paradise Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Eye Witness S
It is awesome to find a stretch of coastline that has not been tainted with. The dunes are natural and have not been messed with. Absolutely beautiful. Undiscovered gem
6. Port St Francis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Port St Francis is the only privately owned working harbour in SA. Come see what how the chokka fleet operates while enjoying a meal at any of the restaurants. Accommodation available. Beautiful views of the ocean.
Reviewed By Neil T - London, United Kingdom
Worth a visit to eat fresh seafood and watch the sea. Beyond that, there’s not much there. The harbour itself has some lovely apartments overlooking it and it’s a working port, which is nice to watchThank you for your comments. It is always good to receive feedback from visitors.
7. Two Habours Walk - St. Francis Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Gal_C - Pretoria, South Africa
Would have been an amazing experience with gorgeous views, but alas, lets just say that the residents do not tidy up after their dogs which kind of ruined the experience.
8. Liquid Lines
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Found in the heart of Cape St Francis, Liquid Lines is a year round indoor “outdoor” heated, 20 meter, 3 x 2m lane heated Aquatic Facility. With some 1st of its kind equipment to this region and possibly the country,an adjoining snack and juice bar, and small retail stand Liquid Lines aim to provide a world class facility where fresh, innovative approaches to aquatic fitness norms are encouraged.
Reviewed By Viki S - Perth, Australia
Have been doing some squad sessions with Haydn. He runs the session to accommodate all levels, which is great. Have come away from each session feeling like I have had a solid workout. The boutique type setting is brilliant, haven't tried the other activities but the look very professional in their set up and I would recommend anybody visiting the area to check them out. Well done guys, you have an amazing set up here?
9. Seal Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
World renowned Surfing spot!
Reviewed By Christine R - Lydd-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Seal point is well worth a visit and allow a few hours.There is a lighthouse that was closed when we were there but I think it is normally open to the public. The nature reserve is worth the time all by it's self.
10. Chokka Trail
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
The Chokka Trail is a 4 day and 3 night hiking holiday, fully inclusive with accommodation in guest houses. Full information is available on the website.
Reviewed By FireflyAfrica - Port Elizabeth, South Africa
The Chokka Trail was really an experience not to be forgotten. The scenery is stunning while the hiking is comfortable without one's heavy backpack. I especially liked the extra touches like the visit to SANCCOB, the chokka demonstration at the port and the canal cruise at St Francis. Loved walking between the dunes on the Sand River as well. This is highly recommendable
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