Filled with sunshine the whole year      around, the Eastern Cape is one great place to go for a vacation. If  it     is the seaside you are searching for or beautiful greenery and     unspoiled  areas of natural beauty then, the Eastern Cape is the place     for you. A  great hit amongst people wanting to get away from  hurried,    strenuous  city life, the Eastern Cape serves as a respite  with its    innumerable  mountains, game reserves, beaches and beautiful  landscape.    It is the  second largest of South Africa’s nine  provinces with world    famous  leaders like Nelson Mandela born here.
Port Elizabeth
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The     capital city of Eastern Cape is  called so because it offers fun and     attraction for families interested  in a nice vacation filled with     wildlife, nature trails and plenty of  water sports. Port Elizabeth is     the largest city on the coast between  Cape Town and Durban.
Karoo Heartland
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The     large open spaces, the mountains,  the towns and villages embedded    with  history and tradition and the  beautiful sunsets personify all    that is  Eastern Cape in South Africa.  The beauty of the rocky    mountains and the  succulents apart from the  varies animals make a    visit to Karoo  Heartland a great experience.
Things to do
Don’t     miss out on East London, the only  river port city here filled with     wide unending stretches of white  beaches. The place boasts of its     African lineage very harmoniously  revealing its English and German     connections too. People are very  friendly here adding to your holiday     pleasure.
Do visit Sunshine   Coast   that is filled  with beaches, water sports, sheltered coves and   the   nature reserves. Its  main charm is that it is yet to get   commercialized   unlike other tourist  destinations.
Visit the Addo Elephant Park which also contains the Sundays River Valley a, crook formed within the Elephant Park.
Visit     the Nelson Mandela Museum in Qunu  which gives you an insight into   the   life of the man who freed mankind  from the shackles of    discrimination.  See the Bhunga Building in Umtata,  Mvezo, the    birthplace of Mandela and  Qunu, a village where the Youth and  Heritage    Center stands today.
Don’t    miss  Tsitsikamma which is a  splendid piece of land surrounded by    ancient  trees and homes of wild  animals. Gorges carve their way out    through  the mountains and trickle  into clean streams, pools and even     waterfalls. The Storms River is one  such river. Canopy tours are     available here.
Play with real     lion cubs in the Seaview  Lion Park in Port Elizabeth. Other animals     like the giraffe, zebra,  duiker monkeys and other species walk freely     in this natural reserve.
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How to get there
The     airports are at Port Elizabeth and  East London. When you get into     Eastern Cape, moving around in a car is  the best option especially     between cities and towns. Minibuses are also  available for longer     distances. The train service is best suited for  areas like the Wild     Coast for the beautiful scenery otherwise; road  travel is the best     here.










 
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