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WHAT YOU VISIT
Easy Port Elizabeth
Designed for those who prefer little to no walking, this laid-back tour of "the friendly city" offers a look at iconic sites with plenty of photo stops along the way. From the pier, your coach will travel past the Campanile Monument built in 1923 to commemorate the arrival of the 1820 settlers and Port Elizabeth's most prominent landmark. Continue along the beachfront to the suburb of Summerstrand, a very popular beach area renowned for its golden beaches. If you choose, you can step off for photos of Shark Rock pier. Back on the coach, you'll continue on to the city center with views of the library, Post Office, City Hall and the Donkin Memorial, erected in memory Elizabeth Donkin, wife of Acting Governor Cape Colony in 1820.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Be prepared to take photos left and right as you explore the city. For those who prefer to step off the coach be sure to focus your lens on three of the city's most popular sites: Shark Rock Pier is an iconic feature of Port Elizabeth's beachfront and provides picture-perfect views of the coastline, Algoa Bay and the city; the four-sided stone pyramid known as the Donkin Memorial is a major city landmark and was declared a national monument in 1938; and the 46,000-seat Nelson Mandela Stadium, is the only world-class football stadium in the Eastern Cape province.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the comfort of your coach, you'll travel past Fort Frederick, a stone fort erected in 1799 by the British Forces, was named after Frederick, Duke of York and Commander of the British Army, and St. George's Cricket Ground; built in 1889, it's one of the oldest cricket clubs in South Africa.