Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Explore Africa<br />
paddle the waters of the Sundays River or hike up to the viewpoints<br />
and enjoy the view of the surrounding citrus-farming valley. There<br />
is a café overlooking the river, offering light refreshments, and a<br />
jungle gym and mini zip line on site to keep all family members<br />
entertained. With your Nelson Mandela Bay Pass you get the zipline<br />
ride for free.<br />
Ama ‘TUK-TUK Beacons of<br />
Hope’ Tour<br />
This is a delightful blended tour on board a zippy 3-wheel, open<br />
Tuk-Tuk - a modern day motorised rickshaw. From Bayworld, the<br />
tour zips off to the southern tip of Algoa Bay and visits the working<br />
Cape Recife Lighthouse. Situated within the Cape Recife Nature<br />
Reserve, the fully functioning lighthouse has been warning sea<br />
captains of the lurking Thunderbolt Reef since 1851.<br />
Here one has the opportunity to walk on the wild side and take in<br />
the history, spectacular coastal views and fresh sea smells, or dip<br />
your toes in the ocean and allow the warm sand to massage your<br />
feet before zipping off back along the coastline to another historic<br />
attraction, The Donkin Lighthouse and Pyramid.<br />
Situated on a hilltop overlooking the sweeping Algoa Bay, the<br />
Donkin Lighthouse towers over the Pyramid which was built in<br />
1861 by order of Sir Rufane Donkin. Besides scaling the lighthouse<br />
for remarkable views over the city, you can learn about the tragic<br />
love story that led to the naming of the City of Port Elizabeth.<br />
You can also venture further into the area surrounding the Donkin<br />
to enjoy some of the sights of the historical suburb of Central, part<br />
of the Donkin Heritage Route. The Tuk-Tuk tour comes free with<br />
your Nelson Mandela Bay Pass.<br />
MZANZI TRAVEL| www.mzanzitravel.co.za|ISSUE 4 | 37
Change language