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| | This 28 ha property on the outskirts of St Francis Bay is begging for a developer to build a retirement village or townhouse complex. 2 Golf courses beautiful beaches and adjacent to the Canal area. |
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| Eastern Cape
A Brief History:
The Eastern Cape was fraught with frontier battles. The 1820s saw the arrival of shiploads of British immigrants to Algoa Bay. Despite its colonial past, the Eastern Cape remains the home of the Xhosa-speaking people of South Africa.
The People:
With its almost seven million people, the Eastern Cape has the third-largest provincial population, living on about 169 600 km2 of land.
With its almost seven million people, the Eastern Cape has the third-largest provincial population, living on about 169 600 km2 of land.
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Language:
The main languages spoken are isiXhosa, English and Afrikaans.
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Location:
The shoreline of this province extends from the Umtamvuna River in KwaZulu Natal, to the Storms River mouth on the scenic Garden Route, in the west, and stretching inland, to the north, bordering on Lesotho. Today, the Eastern Cape incorporates the previously independent `homelands’ of the Ciskei and Transkei.
Climate:
The Eastern Cape climate varies considerably but has, a year-round holiday climate. The Eastern coastal regions enjoy hot summers and moderate winters and Port Elizabeth experiences a daily average of 7 hours sunshine. Northern regions are much cooler.
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Infrastructure:
With two harbours and three airports offering direct flights to the main centres, and an excellent road and rail system, the province has been earmarked as a priority for growth and economic development.
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Game viewing:
The Eastern Cape boasts the most concentrated elephant reserve in Africa. Home to a herd of 300 elephants, the Addo Elephant National Park allows close quarter viewing. Whether at the exclusive Shamwari Game Reserve, the large Addo Elephant Park, or Mountain Zebra Park, the Eastern Cape offers unequalled game viewing in conditions suited to the traveller
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Whale watching:
Southern right whales and their calves are regularly spotted usually between May and November. Common and bottlenose dolphins are often seen close to shore. Coffee Bay is popular among surfers, anglers and shell collectors.
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Beaches:
The Eastern Cape offers 800km of untouched and pristine coastline and some of the world’s best beaches. Port Elizabeth, alone, has 40km of magnificent beaches and, with its perfect combination of warm water, calm sea and fair breezes, it is one of the best sailing venues in the world.
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| The buyer has no brokerage to pay, the price in South Africa Rand is 22.000.000,-
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