2025 Jeffreys Bay Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

A Breakfast Paradise at Nina's Real Food☕🍳 Nina's Real Food is the place to be! this cozy café offers an incredible variety of dishes—whether you're on a health kick or in the mood to indulge. We kicked off our morning with delicious lattes, followed by a scrumptious breakfast. 🌯🍔🥗 The service was top-notch, with our meals arriving quickly and everything tasting amazing. Plus, the location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the beach, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a meal before or after some seaside fun. 🌊🚶♀️ Nina’s Real Food is an absolute must-visit when in Jeffreys Bay. 🌟 📍 126 Da Gama Rd, Wavecrest, Jeffreys Bay, 6330 📞 042 296 0281 ⏰ Open Every Day: 7 AM - 10 PM #Jeffreysbay #easterncape #southafrica #breakfast #goodfood #familyfun #familytime

#aprilblooms Jeffreys Bay in spring is beautiful with wildflowers blooming in the coastal paths. It is a perfect time for short hikes around the coastal town. The town’s laid-back vibe comes alive with local art festivals where artists showcase their work in pop up galleries and outdoor events. Spring here is so beautiful. You can see the beautiful flower blooms while exploring local artistry. I would say this has been of the most beautiful places I have visited in spring.

#beachvacation Jeffrey's Bay, less than an hour drive from Port Elizabeth towards the Garden Route, its a surfer’s haven on the Sunshine Coast in the Eastern Cape. J Bay is more than just a surf town, it is welcoming and friendly to everyone looking to have a great time. Jeffreys Bay was once a port for coasters and received its name from the nineteenth century trader J.A. Jeffrey. It is the world’s greatest right hand point break. Nothing can compare. When a deep south swell meets up with a 10-knot southwest wind and a medium to low tide, the result is perfection. A pure line of ocean energy that can be ridden for over a mile. Jeffreys Bay’s wave season runs from June to August, but good waves can be had as early as April or as late as September. So don’t forget to bring your board, but remember that this is South Africa’s winter so pack a good wetsuit as well. South Africa’s premier wave is at Supertubes, which for 10 days each July hosts the Surf Pro, a World Championship Tour event. At this time of the year the waves are an awesome Hawaiian size one-to-three meters high, placing them among the top ten swells anywhere on the planet. Other surf spots in J’Bay include Tubes further down near The Point, Albatross, Boneyards, Magnatubes, Kitchen Window and Main Beach. Best of all, you don’t need to bring anything as there are a full range of surfing services from a surfing school to equipment hire and specialist shops. #familytravel

#dolpin Beach This is Jeffreys Bay's main beach, and it's idyllic indeed. Stretches of sandy white beach sand, surrounded by turquoise ocean waters. Palm trees and lots of green lawns, compliments this idyllic beach. The Shell Museum and Curios, an ideal place to find that perfect memento.