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Located in
South Africa :: Eastern Cape
:: Grahamstown
Category:
Places :: Town
Makhanda (Grahamstown) is an education hub, being home to Rhodes University and the National Arts Festival. The city is situated in 'Frontier Country' and has a wealth of architectural, historical and cultural attractions. The small city, which celebrated 200 years' of existence in 2012, is variously dubbed as 'Africa's Festival Capital' and the 'City of Saints'.
Address : | Eastern Cape, South Africa | ||
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Cellphone Reception : | Good | Main Cellular Network : | MTN. Vodacom & CellC |
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Facilities : | Tour Services |
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Police Telephone : | +27(0)46 603 9152 |
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Hospital Telephone : | +27(0)46 622 2215 |
Doctor Telephone : | +27(0)46 636 2063 |
Tourist Information Telephone : | +27(0)46 622 3241 |
Petrol Type : | ULP/LRP |
Diesel Type : | High / low sulphur |
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Night Drives, Picnics, Donkey Cart Drives, Animal Feeding, Golf, Scenic Flights | |
More Activities : | Paragliding. |
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Notes on Activities : | (Some activities may be offered nearby). |
Hospital no. given for Settlers Private Hospital. Doctor no. given for Dr Gainsford.
“Graham’s Town was named after Colonel John Graham, commander of the British troops in the "Suurveld" during the early 19th century.” - Chris Smit, 2024/07/29