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THE BOARDWALK

With a colourful sea-faring history dating back to the 15th century, the Friendly City retains its air of Victorian elegance, softly tempered by the casual coastal atmosphere. This unique combination of grace and charm is perfectly mirrored in the classic Victorian white-and-red façades, Tivoli-styled gardens and debonair 5-star interior of The Boardwalk hotel on the Port Elizabeth beachfront.

An ideal location from which to explore Port Elizabeth experiences and attractions.

Port Elizabeth

Eastern Cape

5 Star

Hotel

International

Convention Centre

Addo Elephant

Park

Art Route

66

Garden

Route

  • Kick off your discovery of Port Elizabeth’s burgeoning foodie scene at Kipling’s Brasserie, a fine dining restaurant named in celebration of the famous author’s global travels.

    Rated as one of the top fine dining restaurants in Port Elizabeth, Kipling’s Brasserie continually evolves its
    innovative menu to reflect the sentiments of each season as well as new eating trends. The restaurant places special emphasis on fresh, seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients to ensure the authenticity of the dishes.

  • The Boardwalk Lobby Lounge which boasts colonial-style décor, serves high tea every Saturday with beautiful views of the Indian Ocean.

  • Satiate your appetite for art along Port Elizabeth’s Art Route 67, a walking tour that will take you past the city’s public art and cultural highlights, including the Donkin Reserve.

  • Near the 5-star hotel in Port Elizabeth, explore the Addo Elephant Park. The third largest national park in South Africa, Addo is a finely tuned ecosystem which is a sanctuary to over 600 elephants, lions, buffalos, black rhinos, spotted hyenas, leopard, a variety of antelope and zebra species, as well as the unique Addo flightless dung beetle, found almost exclusively in Addo.

  • The Western Cape is rated as one of the best spots to watch marine life in the world. It is also one of the few places where it is possible to watch whales from coastal footpaths, restaurants, cafés and even from the comfort of your hotel bed.

  • The International Convention Centre (ICC), the largest conference venue in Port Elizabeth. This multifunctional space is made up of separate conference rooms and meeting rooms, which can be combined to host any size event.

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