Guidebook for Southbroom
Food Scene
L'Epis Dore is now called Chefs on Marine and does a great breakfast or lunch overlooking the sea
Lovely atmosphere but superb food with style and flair. We can't get enough of it. Inside the slightly bohemian African style is relaxed yet sophisticated and the terrace has views to the estuary.
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Trattoria La Terrazza
Outlook RoadLovely atmosphere but superb food with style and flair. We can't get enough of it. Inside the slightly bohemian African style is relaxed yet sophisticated and the terrace has views to the estuary.
Possibly the best cuisine in the area. Ian's cooking is superb. Less scenic than the Trattoria but a special venue too.
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Flavours Restaurant
2 Marine DrPossibly the best cuisine in the area. Ian's cooking is superb. Less scenic than the Trattoria but a special venue too.
Chefs On Marine
Marine DriveEverything Else
If you visit Chefs on Marine, pop in and see Jill's beautiful shop, Natural Interiors. Great for gifts.
Somewhere for all the family. Great scenery and the longest zip wire in Africa across the gorge. Ages 5 to 70 can try and just 40 minutes form Southbroom.
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Lake Eland Game Reserve
Somewhere for all the family. Great scenery and the longest zip wire in Africa across the gorge. Ages 5 to 70 can try and just 40 minutes form Southbroom.
NATURAL INTERIORS
2450 Marine DrEntertainment & Activities
As well as a great golf course for big hitters, the day spa salon at Wild Coast Sun is a one of the best in the region
Wonderful way to see the sugar cane plantations and the beautiful beach
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Selsdon Park Estate
Wonderful way to see the sugar cane plantations and the beautiful beach
A simple beach café in a great location. Great for lunch or an early evening meal watching the Indian Ocean or keeping an eye on the children who can play on the sand.
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Mariners Seafood Restaurant
A simple beach café in a great location. Great for lunch or an early evening meal watching the Indian Ocean or keeping an eye on the children who can play on the sand.
Wild Coast Sun