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Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club

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10:00 AM – 7:30 PM

• Health Breakfast R 84,50 Mixed fruit, muesli, yoghurt topped with honey.
• Breakfast Daily R 71,50 Eggs, bacon, tomato, chips and toast served with butter and jam.
• Farmhouse Breakfast R 123,50 • Thumb up outline  100% (5) Two eggs, bacon, sausage, steak, mushrooms, tomato, chips and toast served with butter & jam.
• Chicken Omelette R 110,50 filled with grilled chicken , peppers ,mushrooms and cheese, served with chips
• Chicken Strips R 84,50 Served with chips.
• Crunchy Tempura Prawns R 117,00
• Crumbed Mushrooms R 78,00 Popular
• Crispy Onion Rings R 52,00
• Crunchy Calamari R 97,50
• Creamy Garlic Mussels R 84,50
• Hake Bites R 78,00

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• Hake & Chips R 123,50 grilled in lemon butter or fried hake served with crispy chips ,tartar sauce and a lemon wedge Popular
• Hake and Mussels R 201,50 grilled hake topped with mussels, shrimps and a creamy garlic sauce, with a layer of cheese
• Hake & Calamari R 208,00 served with a side of your choice
• Prawns R 208,00 8 medium prawns with a side of chips ,salad, veggies or rice
• Calamari Strips R 162,00 calamari & chips, salad veggies or salad
• Kingklip R 214,50 300g kingklip fish served with chips and salad or rice
• Ocean Platter for 1 R 364,00 hake , calamari ,prawns, mussels in a garlic sauce and a side of chips, rice ,salad or veggies
• Ocean platter for 2 R 520,00 2x hake ,2x portion calamari ,8x prawns, 2x portions half shell mussels in creamy garlic sauce & a side if chips ,salad ,rice or veggies
• Calamari R 162,50 Choose a side of your choice chips, salad, veggies or rice.

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Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club

After a walk around South End Museum , many visitors stop by this bar. Enjoy good chicken at Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club when you happen to be near it. As a number of guests notice, beer is really delicious. Take your chance to taste great milkshakes .

There is a great view from this place. The gracious staff at this spot can demonstrate how much they like their visitors. The cool service is something these restaurateurs care about. You are to be pleasantly impressed with attractive prices at this bar. Most people point out that the atmosphere is charming here. But Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club hasn't got a high rating from Google users.

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A lively party with food and fizz in the port elizabeth harbour.

A lively party with food and fizz aplenty was held in the Port Elizabeth harbour last Thursday to celebrate the official opening of the all-new Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club. Tourism and Transnet bigwigs rubbed shoulders with politicians and special guests such as EP Cricket’s Donovan May and the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants. Everyone either sipped cocktails or bubbly, or kept the portable G&T bar properly on the hop while enjoying a steady stream of canapes and live music on the ground floor at the back of the smartened up venue overlooking the harbour. Some VIP’s (moi included!) also did a quick cruise of the bay on Stampede Cruises’ slick, 38-foot power catamaran, and spotted a humpback whale with its calf within mere minutes of leaving the harbour. Guests then headed up the stairs for some excellent sushi on the semi-enclosed deck while chilling to the cool-cat sounds of Occasion DJs. Dinner followed in the revamped restaurant with its world-class view. he place was packed but the waiters coped well, swiftly descending with huge platters of fried fish and calamari, steak, salads and more. The restaurant specialises in seafood and sushi, but also has steaks, burgers and chicken. For light eaters there are wraps and salads. It’s true many will miss the “old” Algoa Bay Yacht Club but the time had surely come for a changing of the guard. Finecorp Trading 113 was awarded the tender in February. Its founder, Justin Carelson, hails from Helenvale, and for him and his team the club is an important – and long-overdue – empowerment initiative. GM Ruben Rosales, a Chilean by birth, says numerous renovations were done and the venue has already been visited by several past club members, along with new patrons. The Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club is on 041-582-2605 and is now also open for breakfast from 8am.

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• Home Food & Travel
• January 14, 2019

The Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club seemed to be the perfect place to spend an afternoon with an old friend visiting from the UK.

I have long been a fan of this location and regularly visited the old Algoa Bay Yacht Club because of its great view, sunny deck, well stocked pub and great menu.

The recent change of tenant has brought about some significant improvements while still keeping the best parts of the old club as they were.

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About the Publisher, Graeme Lund

The tourism industry has been my bread and butter for most of my life.  It started with my incorporating a tour company in 1995 just as South Africa was opening to international tourism. I was the first qualified field guide in the Eastern Cape and later became the approved tour guide trainer for the region.  At various times I have owned a tourist information office, an advertising agency specializing in marketing tourism businesses,  sat on the board of directors of various tourism organisations and a been a publisher of travel magazines and websites.

Southern Africa is my home and the diversity of cultures,  scenery and fauna and flora are what make it so special.  I have a passion for exploring and have done so by driving, hiking, strolling, cycling, boating, sailing, diving and flying and know that their is still so much more to see.  

Along the way their are so many amazing places to stay and to eat and they are an integral part of what makes this such a special place. These private and public tourism enterprises play a huge part in ensuring that our natural environment remains intact.

I am a fervent conservationist.  I have served on the Board of Trustees of Bayworld and am currently a director of Bay Action Network Alliance. I believe that tourism is one of the few effective ways of protecting a dwindling natural heritage in the face of overpopulation and irresponsible and selfish exploitation of natural resources. Sadly conservation for conservation sake is as out of date as fax machines and typewriters.  Animals and conservation areas must make more money from tourism than they can from exploitation to ensure their long term survival.  It is for this reason that I love working with responsible tourism organizations around Southern Africa.

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Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club

• South Africa
• Eastern Cape

The delightful view of the harbour, the great food and the large bar and semi enclosed deck ensured that this restaurant was extremely popular.

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Opening Hours

• Monday 09:00 - 21:00
• Tuesday 09:00 - 21:00
• Wednesday 09:00 - 21:00
• Thursday 09:00 - 21:00
• Friday 09:00 - 21:00
• Saturday 09:00 - 21:00
• Sunday 09:00 - 21:00

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Whale, Dolphin & Penguin Island Cruise in Port Elizabeth to St Croix

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We meet on the grass area at Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club in the Port Elizabeth Harbour at 8.00am (time may vary on occasion to accommodate guests due to circumstances, booked guests will be asked/notified of any changes). We will take you on a catamaran to see the whales, dolphins and African Penguins on St. Croix Island and Brenton Island.

What can you expect to see?

The whale season begins in June when we see humpback whales moving along the coast as they head up the East coast of Africa towards their breeding grounds. Humpback whales can be seen in Algoa Bay between June and early January, reaching peaks in July/August and again in November/December when they make their return journey, with calves in tow. Southern right whales can be seen from July to October as they enter the safety of the bay to give birth. Southern right whales are usually seen very close inshore and often nearby to the harbour. They are the most frequently observed whales along the South African coast.

Indo-pacific bottlenose dolphins are the most frequently observed dolphins in the bay and can be spotted all year round, in groups from 10-400. These playful dolphins are mostly found in shallow waters either near the beaches or around St Croix Island, and tend to come right up to the boat and ride along in the bow waves. Common dolphins are also a spectacular sight as they are seen in groups of 1000-2000, swimming along at great speeds. These dolphins are often spotted from January to June as they follow large shoals of baitfish which move past the bay. We also get humpback dolphins in Algoa Bay, which usually occur in much smaller groups, anywhere between 1 and 20, and are most commonly seen during the summer months.

St Croix is home to 3000 African penguins and is a very important breeding colony situated in a Marine Protected Area (we have lost 90% in 14 years). It is here where you will get a close-up encounter with these comical birds. The African penguin’s breeding season reaches its peak between March and May, when you may be able to see the chicks from the boat. As well as African penguins, both St. Croix and Brenton Island are inhabited by the endangered African black oystercatcher, white-breasted cormorants and Cape cormorants. The St. Croix Island group, along with the Bird Island group, became part of the Addo Elephant National Park, allowing rangers to patrol the islands in aid of conservation efforts to protect the African penguin population. As they are Marine Protected Areas, please note that you are not allowed to actually go on to the islands. Light refreshments and snacks are served during the cruise.

What other marine life may we encounter?

Next to the above mentioned animals you have the opportunity to see of spotting white-breasted cormorants, Cape cormorants, bryde’s whales, minke whales, Cape fur seals, various species of sharks, Cape gannets and various species of pelagic birds including terns, petrels, skuas, shearwaters and albatrosses.

We arrive back at port by about 12.00pm/12.30pm. (If guests are enjoying the sightings and not in a rush to get back to catch a flight or shuttle, we may run a little late)

2023/2024 Rates (1 Nov 2023 to 31 Oct 2024)

Excluding VAT: R2200 per adult  and  R1500 for children under 12yrs 

Including  VAT: R2530 per adult  and  R1725 for children under 12yrs 

2024/2025 Rates (1 Nov 2024 to 31 Oct 2025)

Excluding VAT: R2400 per adult  and  R1650 for children under 12yrs 

Including  VAT: R2760 per adult  and  R1897.50 for children under 12yrs 

With a minimum of 4 people, although there may be discounts for groups of 10+.  Please email us directly to make a booking. Gift Vouchers are also available to purchas, which make a great birthday/christmas present for family members (locals please enquire about prices).

Raggy Charters cannot guarantee animal sightings on any cruise. Raggy Charters offers guests the opportunity to view wild animals which will move around at their own will and therefore we cannot be held responsible for the movements of these animals. Guests who are taken to St Croix are guaranteed to see African penguins, and therefore no refund will be given if other marine animals are not spotted. If absolutely no animals are sighted compensation, in the form of a free ticket for the next boat trip, may be given at the discretion of the skipper.

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Nelson Mandela Bay Yacht Club

Dom Pedro Jetty

Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 6001

Opening Hours :  8am until 5pm

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