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The Walmer Township is one of the only areas in South Africa that avoided forced removals Tours leave every hour on the hour Monday to Friday. If you contact them before visiting, they will include a Xhosa Culture presentation. You will also be able to view a children's project, and locals will be available to take you into the township to see shacks and local life first hand.
In memory of Rufane Donkin and his wife Elizabeth, after whom the city is named. The lighthouse built in 1861 is open to the public. PE tourism has their office here
One of three branches of the SAAF Museum, with the others being located at Cape Town and Pretoria. The Gqeberha branch is fairly small.
A selection of South African art, especially from the Eastern Cape.
The South End Museum offers glimpses of the lost past. From its walk-on map, to historical photographs and displays of the life and times of the people of South End, the museum provides a living memorial to the victims forcibly removed by the infamous Group Areas Act.
South Africa's oldest Test ground, first hosting a Test match in 1889. With a capacity of 19,000, it's distinctive for its lively brass band in the crowds.
You can either sleep in the camp or take self drives during the day. White rhino, buffalo, cheetah, giraffe, zebra and others. Excellent value small park.