Slow down your world in real beachcomber country. Coffee Bay is the perfect place to catch the relaxed calypso vibe of this sub-tropical coastline brimming with soaring cliffs and dense coastal forests leading onto glorious beaches. Enjoy the region’s natural beauty, great surfing, rustic charm and rugged countryside peppered with distinctive round, thatched, traditional huts infused with local Xhosa culture.
The wild curve of Coffee Bay lies on the Nenga River mouth or River of the Whale, but the Bomvu (Red) and Maphuzi Rivers (Place of Pumpkins) also flow into the Indian Ocean here.
Some people come here to spliff out on the Wild Coast. Some pull in to surf a wicked, café latte-coloured point break off Port St Johns. Ot...
The Eastern Cape Coastal Route covers the length of the Eastern Cape Province stretching across a number of districts. The route starts at T...
When the cruise boat Oceanos rolled over in rough seas off Coffee Bay on the Wild Coast in August 1991, it was the captain who took the very...