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Cape St. Frances to Port Elizabeth Map 2020.Cdr Cape St. Francis, Jeffreys Bay, Port Elizabeth and Addo Elephant National Park map Waterford Road to Sumerset East Road to Klipfontein Road to Road to Cookhouse / Cradock Graaf-Reinet Graaf-Reinet R335 Greystone R400 Renosterfontein Darlington Road to 137Km Dam Riebeek East / Grahamstown (Wolwefontein to Graaf Reinet) N10 Swartwaterspoort R400 Kuzuko Lodge Riebeek East Klein-Winterhoekberge R75 R335 Frontier Safaris R329 Sundays River Game Farm 138Km Wolwefontein (Wolwefontein to Willowmore) Addo Elephant Rockdale National Park Barefoot Game Ranch Kleinpoort Addo Elephant Lodge 245Km Alicedale Krom River (Port Elizabeth to Cradock) Suurberg 205Km (Paterson to Cradock) Zuurberg Tootabi Lobengula Lodge Hunting 37Km Mountain Villa Safaris (Wolwefontein to Glenconnor) R75 Wit River Nyathi Rest Camp Zuurberg Glenconnor R335 Bayethe Tented Lodge Pumba Kirkwood National Park Private Game R336 Boesmans Explorer Eagles Kwantu Private Game Reserve & Spa Residents Only River Camp 28Km Coerney River Crag Reserve River Bend Lodge 25Km R342 Inzolo Exclusive Game Lodge Info G A T E T I M E S Shamwari Fuel Bayeti Game Residents Only JAN - 05h30 - 18h30 Paterson Restaurant Domkrag Dam Private Game Reserve Addo Main Camp Nzipondo Loop FEB - 05h30 - 18h30 Reserve Hide Woodlands MAR - 05h30 - 18h30 128Km Rooidam APR - 06h00 - 18h00 Long Lee Gwarrie (Port Elizabeth Pan MAY - 06h00 - 18h00 Manor to Grahamstown) Happy Lands Zuurkop Garoh JUNE - 06h00 - 18h00 Road to Lookout Loop JULY - 06h00 - 18h00 Sindile Luxury Farm Stay Zuurkop Landing Strip 60Km Ngulube AUG - 06h00 - 18h00 Tented Camp Grahamstown 35Km R336 Waterhole SEPT - 06h00 - 18h00 Quatermain’s Camp (Uitenhage to Glenconnor) (Kirkwood to Addo) Mbabala OCT - 05h30 - 18h30 Sunland Loop Carols Rest Riverdine Family Lodge R75 48Km Hapoor Dam NOV - 05h30 - 18h30 Sarili Private Lodge Botanical DEC - 05h30 - 18h30 (Kirkwood to Uitenhage) Reserve Mpunzi Jack’s Picnic Site Amakhala Woodbury Lodge Botanical Reserve Gorah Elephant Camp 82Km Woodall Country Loop Safari HillsNek Safaris R335 Spekboom Hide Woodbury Tented Camp (Kirkwood to Port Elizabeth) House & Spa & Tented Camp Marion Baree Waterhole 25Km Addo Bukela Game Lodge Boesmans N10 (Paterson to Nanaga) River Addo Elephant Bush Leeuwbosch Country House National Park Lodge Hlosi Game Lodge NO ENTRY Amakhala Sundays River Residents Only Game Groot-Winterhoekberge Arizona Dam N2 Lismore Reserve Waterhole Ngulube Waterhole Algoa Lookout Ngulube Loop Road to R72 Port Alfred Harvey’s Peasland Nanaga Hopewell Private Loop Waterhole Game Reserve Vukani 154Km 30Km Loop Mbotyi (Port Elizabeth to Port Alfred) Groendal Wilderness (Colchester to Addo) Loop Botanical Kwazunga Reserve 19m Area Ndlovu Lookout (Nanaga to Colchester) Elandsberge River Matyholweni Camp Matyholweni R75 Entrance Gate Elands River Colchester SHOPPING AENP: Woody Cape Section AENP: Woody Cape Section Dungbeetle River Lodge FUEL STATION Stinkhoutberg ATM 40Km Nature Reserve (Colchester to Port Elizabeth) 43Km Sundaysriver Demistkraal R335 (Colchester to Uitenhage) R332 Mouth Uitenhage R102 Patensie N2 R331 R334 Coega Andrieskraal Emergency Services Road to Salt Works St Croix Island Swartkops River Addo Elephant National Park - +27 (0) 42 233 8600 Uniondale (N9) Ambulance - +27 (0)42 230 0488 or 10177 or 082 911 (238Km; very slow road, Motherwell GreaterKruger.co.za known as a 4x4 route) Despatch Jaheel Island Brenton Island Kirkwood: Hankie Gamtoos Accommodation & Safari Bookings Hospital - +27 (0)42 230 0406 78Km Doctor - +27 (0)42 230 1082 River R331 R334 (Port Elizabeth to Jeffreys Bay) Copy Right © 2021 Gerhard Brummer 261Km R368 Police Station - +27 (0)42 230 7603 (Port Elizabeth to Knysna) www.greaterkruger.co.za 103Km No part of this map shall be copied in any way or Swartkops Algoa Bay means without the permission of the copy right holder. Port Elizabeth: Loerie (Port Elizabeth to St Francis Bay) 366Km Greenacres Hospital: +27 (0)41 390 7000 R332 R330 Salt Works Van Stadens (Port Elizabeth to Mosselbay) Bethelsdorp Wild Flower Reserve 750Km Addo: (Port Elizabeth to Cape Town) Police Station - +27 (0)42 233 0314 / 8801 This is a Thornhill gravel road R102 Witteklip N2 Gamtoos Uitenhage: River R102 N2 Cuyler Private Hospital - +27 (0)41 995 9000 Police Station - +27 (0)41 996 3438 Maitland River Gamtoos Gamtoos River Mouth Port Elizabeth Kabeljous Mouth Nature Reserve River Otter Trail M15 Blue Maitland M12 Roads to Gamtoos Van Stadens Horizon Bay NR Tsitsikamma River Mouth River Mouth The Island M9 Summerstrand Swart NR Plettenberg Bay Kabeljous Maitland M9 River Clarendon Knysna NR Beach Beach View Port Elizabeth Kruisfontein N2 Marine International Airport Shipwreck: Fidela 1873 Sea View M9 Kini Bay Cape Refice Skoenmakerskop NR Sardinia Bay M18 Cape Recife Humansdorp NR R102 Jeffreys Bay Sardinia Bay Marine Drive Shipwreck: Pati 1976 Seekoei River Beach Sacramento Dolphin Beach Entertainment Hiking Trail Geelhoutboomrivier Jbay Outdoor Water Park Lombardini Game Farm Impofu Marina Martinique Sardinia Dam Aston Bay Bay R330 Paradise Beach Krom Slang River River St Francis Bay Cape St Francis Resort Oyster Bay Beach Lodge Rebelsrus Cape St. Francis Private NR Oyster Cape St Francis Bay Chokka Trail NR www.chokkatrail.co.za +27(0)73 825 0835.
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