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Jeffreys Bay Eastern Cape Travel Information

Getting to Jeffreys Bay Travel and Tours Kouga

Jeffreys Bay, less than an hour's drive from Port Elizabeth, is a surfer’s haven on the Sunshine Coast. South Africa’s premier wave is at Supertubes, a right-hand point break that is internationally famous for its consistency and length of ride.

But Jeffreys Bay, with its beautiful beaches, has more attractions to offer than just surfing If all you want is to unfurl your towel on the sand then head for Dolphin Beach, a stretch of sand and surf awarded international Blue Flag status – an eco-grading given to beaches or marinas that meet the highest safety and environmental standards. Here there are always fully trained lifeguards on duty, making it a place where the family can spend a glorious day in the sun.

With its many surf shops and restaurants, Jeffreys Bay is also a great place to simply hang out and indulge in a bit of retail therapy. Or get active and take part in a multitude of outdoor activities such as learning to surf, stand-up paddle boarding, kite surfing, sand boarding, whale and dolphin watching, diving or beach horse rides.

At the Kabeljous Nature Reserve (as you enter J'Bay from PE side) you can go for a self-guided nature walk alongside the Kabeljous River estuary, or take your mountain bike to the J'Bay bike park which has seven trails on offer (you'll find it between Port Elizabeth and Jeffreys on the R102 near Thornpark).

If the weather isn't playing along, you can visit the Shell Museum, which houses the largest collection of seashells in South Africa, and a Surf Museum that focuses on the history of surfing in J'Bay (upstairs in the Quiksilver Building).

For kids, the Penguin Centre in nearby Cape St Francis is a popular attraction, as is the Lombardini Game Farm, between Humansdorp and St Francis. Close to Paradise Beach near Jeffreys, you'll also find the Happy Hippo Play Farm which includes a touch farm for kids and is the venue of a regular Saturday market where you can buy food, arts and crafts.

If it's a township tour you're after, Arrange a tour to the nearby Tokyo Sexwale township where you can see how life unfolds in a small formal settlement. Make sure to look out for the barber shop where only two people can stand inside.

How to get here

Jeffreys Bay is less than an hour from Port Elizabeth. Port Elizabeth's airport offers for domestic and connecting flights and is about 70km from the Jeffrey's Bay. Cape Town's International Airport is about 750km from Jeffrey's Bay.

Best time to visit

Jeffreys Bay’s wave season runs from June to August, but good waves can be had as early as April or as late as September. So don’t forget to bring your board, but remember that this is South Africa’s winter so pack a good wetsuit as well.

Length of stay

That depends on whether you're into surfing or not...

Where to stay

There are a host of accommodation options from backpacker lodges to luxury guest houses. Needless to say, the budget Surfpackers, situated near the beach, is popular with surfers. There is also well-priced accommodation at Ashton Bay, Kabeljous and Jeffreys Bay Caravan Park. One of the best guest houses in town is Supertubes, appropriately named in a town famed for this great wave.

What's happening

Dolphin Beach is also favoured by body boarders and windsurfers.

Best buys

Da Gama Road leads to the centre of Jeffreys Bay, a bustle of shops and restaurants. There is the Park Lane Market Square and the Billabong Village, where some of the best clothing bargains can be found.