https://youtu.be/qkBjPawqxLM As a young child I remember stopping next to the Walmer Township, during a Sunday Drive with my parents, to browse the hundreds of ancient glass bottles for sale and then driving down Victoria Drive to stop at the Monkey Tree before hitting the Schoenmakerskop Wild Side to play in the rock pools. At the Monkey Tree Picnic Spot one was always guaranteed to spot vervet monkeys in the massive invasive Black Wattle trees. The Black Wattle's were originally planted … [Read more...] about Schoenmakerskop Fortress Observation Post – PE’s Unique World War II Buildings
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Water Supply Disruption – Schoenmakerskop and Marine Drive Area
The Re-Solve / EAS Joint Venture were appointed by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality to undertake a Water Loss Programme which is assisting the Metro in reducing the water losses in the municipal pipe network. It is our intention to shut the water supply on Wednesday the 11th of July 2018. The reason of the shutdown is to determine the network reliability and integrity as part of our scope of work in terms of the Water Loss Programme. The water supply will be disrupted between 10h00 and … [Read more...] about Water Supply Disruption – Schoenmakerskop and Marine Drive Area
An enchanting meander along Retha’s Trail, Schoenmakerskop. – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: An enchanting meander along Retha’s Trail, Schoenmakerskop.: Two years ago I photographed Retha’s Trail and intended sharing but kept on forgetting. The title of the post then was “Retha’s Trail, the best kept secret in Port Elizabeth.” I can no longer use this title, the secret is out, many people have since been visiting the trail and talking about the trail. Schoenmakerskop resident Retha, created and … [Read more...] about An enchanting meander along Retha’s Trail, Schoenmakerskop. – Featured Blog
Sacramento Trail – #MustSeeinPE
The Sacramento is a popular 8 km round trip coastal walk through the Schoenmakerskop-Sardinia Bay Nature Reserve and is accessed by traveling along Sardinia Bay Road. The trail is suitable for moderately fit persons who are advised to walk in a group, wear stout shoes, take a sun hat and drinking water. Dogs are permitted on the lower (coastline) part of the trail. The area offers attractive seascapes, landscapes and, depending on the season, some remarkable displays of dune vegetation and … [Read more...] about Sacramento Trail – #MustSeeinPE
Stormy Seas 02 Sept 2011 18h00 Schoenmakerskop, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
A MyPE.co.za selected video for you: Stormy Seas - 02 Sept 2011 18:00 - Schoenmakerskop, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Video Rating: 5 / 5 CLICK HERE to submit your favourite Port Elizabeth video. … [Read more...] about Stormy Seas 02 Sept 2011 18h00 Schoenmakerskop, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Spearfishing Cracker Schoenies, Port Elizabeth
A MyPE.co.za selected video for you: Tempting having size fish swim past but I waited for the biggest one out of the shoal to move in for a closer look! 5.5kg. not big but was awesome non-the le... Video Rating: 5 / 5 CLICK HERE to submit your favourite Port Elizabeth video. … [Read more...] about Spearfishing Cracker Schoenies, Port Elizabeth
‘Aircraft Crash’ leads to rescue of 4 men off capsized fishing boat
Ian Gray, NSRI Port Elizabeth station commander, said; "At 09h02 on Thursday 7 June, NSRI Port Elizabeth volunteer sea rescue duty crew were activated following reports of a small fixed wing light aircraft crashed into the sea approximately 1.5 nautical miles off-shore between The Willows and Schoenmakerskop, approximately 18 nautical miles West of the Port Elizabeth harbour. "Our NSRI volunteer sea rescue duty crew launched our sea rescue craft and a full Emergency Services response was … [Read more...] about ‘Aircraft Crash’ leads to rescue of 4 men off capsized fishing boat
Killer Whales in Port Elizabeth
I saw my first group of killer whales near Bird Island in Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth on 20 February 1999. It was a group of four (three adults and a calf) spotted near a Bryde's whale. They had captured a baby bottlenose dolphin and were "flicking" it to each other using their large flippers. The cries of the baby dolphin were quite unnerving but still necessary for this top predator's survival. In this case the killer whales were honing their skills just like when a cat plays with a mouse. Since … [Read more...] about Killer Whales in Port Elizabeth








