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East London attractions
East Londoners are fortunate enough to have access to an amazing coast line with white sand beaches and excellent surfing spots like Nahoon Reef. "Vaalies" (as visitors from Gauteng, formerly Transvaal, are called) flock down to East London for sun, sea and sand over the Christmas/New Year and Easter periods.
The City Hall, in Oxford Street, is one of the proudest landmarks the City has to offer which hasn't been vandalized.
The East London Harbour is the only natural deep-water port South Africa has. There are restaurants along the waterfront, like the Ballyhoo Bistro, where you can enjoy a very affordable meal with a view of the harbour and the moored yachts right before you. The Ballyhoo offers river cruises and caters for parties and general events.
The Botanical Gardens in a supreme surburb Bunkers Hill.
The Gately House built in Victorian style, which used to belong to the former mayor of East London in the 1870's it is now a national monument.
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