20km from both Kenton-on-Sea and Port Alfred, Sebumo Tude is situated in the idyllic Kasouga Valley, Southwell. Kenton-on-Sea has a distinct sea holiday feeling to it and Port Alfred’s Marina reminds one of St Tropez in the sixties, where urbanites gather to unwind. Out of season, the town is beautifully quiet with the locals coming out of hibernation. Port Alfred’s tourist attractions are rapidly expanding, showing an increase in restaurants and shops.

In Bathurst you will find the more arty type. Adjacent to the Protea Hotel is the largest pineapple in the world. Learn more about pineapples and take a look over Bathurst and its surrounds from the outlook spot at the top of the giant pineapple. During the pineapple season you can try the locally brewed pineapple beer.

Grahamstown is famous for hosting the National Arts Festival in July, where you’ll find all forms of art and culture, catering for everyone’s choice of entertainment. Arts, crafts and curios are also found at every turn. Grahamstown is steeped in history with beautiful old buildings and churches as it legacy. The Observatory Museum houses the only “Camera Obscura” in the Southern Hemisphere. More than a 100 years later viewers still marvel at the miniature reflections on the circular table.