Particularly stunning is the northern beach with its rock pools, where you can watch at low tide many little fishes, crabs and even octopuses. There is good and safe swimming in the rivers. Kenton-on-Sea is a paradise for fishermen.

The beaches have fine sand and are wide and almost deserted. Particularly stunning is the northern beach with its rock pools, where you can watch at low tide many little fishes, crabs and even octopusses. There is good and safe swimming in the rivers. Kenton is a paradise for fishermen. And it attracts a great variety of seabirds.

Kenton has a mild climate throughout the year. The summers are warm and in winter the day temperatures hardly ever sink below 20 C degrees.

The twenty hectare Joan Muirhead Nature Reserve is close by and plays a very important part in the ecosystem of Kenton-on-Sea.

This resort town has a temperate climate and large stretches of beach. Along the shore is an historic ‘Dias Cross’, erected five centuries ago by Bartholomew Diaz, the first Portuguese ocean explorer to sail along the eastern coast of South Africa.

The area has a variety of plant and birdlife, including some century old cycads, which are one of the most primitive plants still surviving today. There are plenty of rock pools, excellent swimming, water sports and fishing.

With easy access to all the scenic wonders the Eastern Cape has to offer, South Africa is a vacationer's paradise.

Kenton-on-Sea has a mild climate throughout the year.

The summers are warm and in winter the day temperatures hardly ever sink below 20 C degrees.