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Visit South Africa’s "wild" province to experience pristine beaches, amazing adventures, breathtaking nature, vibrant creativity and rich culture A holidaymaker stands on a cliff edge looking down at the sea in South Africa Take in the glorious natural sights of the Eastern Cape, as well as its vibrant culture and thrilling adventure scene The recent biopic Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom made it easy to understand why South Africa’s Eastern Cape is the perfect, off-the-

beaten-track location for the bright-eyed British traveller. Nestled in between KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape, this unspoilt province offers the opportunity for a different kind of holiday, ideal for those longing for adventure. Known as the birthplace of Nelson Mandela, the Eastern Cape boasts a lot more than just a museum to the great leader’s name. With stunning beaches, unique wildlife and regions bursting with both traditional and modern culture, the Eastern Cape is one of the most rewarding regions in South Africa and one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Here are just five reasons why you should explore South Africa’s Eastern Cape: Incredible beaches From relaxing on pristine white beaches to spotting an extraordinary breadth of wildlife, the unique magnificence of the subtropical Wild Coast is unrivalled. Budding surfers will find refuge in the glorious waves of Jeffrey’s Bay – a paradise of sun, shells and beautiful reefs. Wildlife lovers should stop off in Plettenberg Bay, home to rare underwater species such as the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins and the region’s native Bryde’s whale. Make this trip extra-special by visiting between May and August – hailed the "secret season" by locals. Read more...http://www.telegraph.co.uk