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Gordon's Bay

Gordon's Bay is in the northeastern corner of False Bay, about 50km away from Cape Town. This harbour town is named after Robert Jacob Gordon, a Dutch explorer of Scottish descent. Gordon's Bay is the smallest of three towns in the Helderberg region and was originally called Fish Hoek many years before the town of the same name, located on the western side of False Bay, was founded. The old name can still be seen on the outside wall of the local Post Office. Gordon's Bay c...

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Port Alfred

Port Alfred is in the Eastern Cape, half-way between Port Elizabeth and East London, at the mouth of the Kowie River. Originally called Port Kowie, after the river which runs through the town, the town was established in the 1820's by British settlers. Later, when Queen Vitoria's son Prince Alfred visited here, the name was changed to honour him. Today, this port's award winning beaches and the mild climate of the eastern seaboard has attracted a population of almost 20,000...

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Southbroom

Few coastal villages can boast easy access along the full extent of their coastline. Even fewer can boast that their natural heritage has not given way to high-rise hotels and apartment blocks. Southbroom enjoys a 4 kilometre sandy Indian Ocean beach frontage and has protected its coastal bush with passion. The green lungs provided by the well-known Southbroom Golf Club, Frederika Nature Preserve and 350,000 square metres of township land zoned to conservation, enhance the l...

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