Jeep tracks and cattle tracks a plenty. There are some nice single tracks that the cattle walk down the coast, but take note it is not easy riding and you...
Budget accommodation, Wild Coast, Transkei
Travel & Adventure
Rustic self-catering accommodation in an unspoiled paradise
Sharks Point offers rustic self-catering accommodation in an unspoiled paradise off the beaten track. If that is what you are looking for then you have come to the right place.
The Wild Coast coastline offers some of the most spectacular scenic destinations on the South African coastline. Sharks Point is located in the section of the Wild Coast that was previously known as the Transkei.
Sharks Point cottages is the ideal destination to just sit down and relax, or for the more sporty inclined it offers some great rock and surf fishing, kayak fishing, mountain biking and many more. Please feel free to contact me for some tips on fishing and mountain biking in the area. See website links to the right for detail on different activities at and around Sharks Point.
Sharks Point is located approximately 25km south of Port St Johns.
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Latitude: 31°46’23.24″S
Longitude: 29°21’11.66″E
Upon arrival you will be welcomed by:
- John (Security Handyman and everything you need)
- Joyce (Kitchen/cleaning lady)
- Tony / Wiseman (Night guard),
- and the community.
Bookings: johan.adam@exigent.co.za or 0826542437 / 0829037689
Braai Facilities
We have a couple of portable braai grids that you may use.
Electricity
We have a prepaid metre and the first cottage do have lights.
Water
it is adviseable to bring everything, including your own drinking water.
Showers
we have showers and toilets. You can also opt to use the bush shower.
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OUR BLOG POSTS
Sharks Point is one of the only bays in the area where you will be able to easily and safely launch a kayak, but having said that it all depends...
The fact that vehicles are not allowed on the beach these days does have an upside, you can use your quad bike to explore the unspoilt terrain around the coast...