Visit Coffee Bay
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Water Sports
Coffee Bay: How to get there?
2 hrs. by car from MthathaCoffee Bay: When to go?
Avoid the cold months of June-AugustCoffee Bay: For how long?
1 to 2 daysLearn more about your destination
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Coffee Bay Vacations
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It is a village located on the Wild Coast in the heart of Xhosa country, at the mouth of a river where impressive cliffs make a sheer drop to the sea, going up the coast after East London , near the big city of the region, Mthatha.
Coffee Bay: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Coffee Bay is a small surfing village surrounded by lush vegetation.
My suggestion
Bring provisions to make a picnic with you when you come to Coffee Bay. There is very little opportunity to buy local things but there are countless places where you can settle down and enjoy the breath-taking view.
It is a village located on the Wild Coast in the heart of Xhosa country, at the mouth of a river where impressive cliffs make a sheer drop to the sea, going up the coast after East London , near the big city of the region, Mthatha.
My suggestion
If you do not have a vehicle, plan to have your hotel or youth hostel transfer you from Mthatha, as public transport is dicy and the city is quite big.
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