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Map from Port Elizabeth S t F r a n c i s Map from Port Elizabeth Directions from Port Elizabeth: Travel on the N2 from Port Elizabeth in the direction of Cape Town. Turnoff the N2 at the R330 to Hankey / Humans dorp (Exit number 665). At the stop sign turn left onto the R330 in the direction of Humansdorp. Cross over the next stop street and continue to the T-junction. At the T-junction turn left towards St Francis Bay (Saffrey Street). Travel approximately 24km to the turnoff to St Francis Bay. Turn left at the St Francis Bay turnoff into Lyme Road. At the T-junction turn right and continue down the road (the road curves continue on). The Golf Course and Shopping Centre will be on your left. At the T-junction turn right into St Francis Drive. At the stop street opposite Chas Everitt turn left (Nevil Road). Just before the beach parking area take the last road right into Frank Road. The Sands at St Francis is situated at No. 8 Frank Road on the left-hand side. Physical Address: 8 Frank Road, St Francis Bay, South Africa The Sands @St Francis: Tel: +27 42 294 1888 Email: [email protected] GPS Co-ordinates: -34.157273,24.831161 S t F r a n c i s Map from Cape Town Directions from Cape Town N2: Head east on N2 - 29,7 km. Take exit 665 for R330 toward Humansdorp/Hankey - 500 m. Turn right onto R330 - 2,7 km. Turn left onto R102 - 350 m. Turn right onto Saffery St - 900 m. Turn left onto R330 - 16,0 km. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit - 74 m. Turn right onto Lyme Road South - 950 m. Turn right onto St Francis Dr - 450 m. Turn left onto Nevil Rd - 290 m. Turn right onto Frank Rd Destination will be on the right Physical Address: 8 Frank Road, St Francis Bay, South Africa The Sands @St Francis: Tel: +27 42 294 1888 Email: [email protected] GPS Co-ordinates: -34.157273,24.831161.
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