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The first farmers arrived in the bay area in 1776. In 1799, the British erected Fort Frederick to protect the ship landing area in the bay, during the first British occupation of the Cape Colony. The British settlers arrived in 1820, giving momentum to the development in the area. Sir Rufane Donkin, acting governor of the Cape, instructed the settlers to develop a harbour and town, to be named Port Elizabeth, after his wife Elizabeth, who died in India in 1818. The town received municipal status in 1861 and became a city in 1913. |
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Beach Hotel - Boutique
hotel overlooking Hobie Beach |
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What to see and do in and around Port Elizabeth |
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HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND MUSEUMS |
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Distances to and from Port Elizabeth in kilometres |
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Addo N.P. - 135 |
Cradock - 250 |
Graaf-Reinet - 250 |
Plettenberg Bay - 220 |
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