Sundays River Shuttle Colchester

Your private shuttle link between Port Elizabeth Sundays River and Colchester, We offer guests a opportunity to visit the Addo National Elephant Park, Sundays River worlds largest dune fields and the Sundays River Valley at a affordable, safe and convenient manner, You will find this the ideal transfer option if you would like to visit some of South Africa's Malaria Free Game Reserves and Unspoiled Beaches in the Eastern Cape.

Est: 2005. All Vehicles have Legal Road Permits and Passenger Liability Insurance, Drivers have ProfessionalDriving Permits for your Safety and Peace of Mind.

One of our friendly drivers will collect you from the Airport Your Hotel or Guesthouse and transfer you to any destination in the Eastern Cape.

For Friendly, Professional, Reliable 24/7 Service Call us on 083 6111 003

The villages of Colchester and Cannonville are nestled on the banks of the beautiful Sundays River, a few kilometres from the river mouth where it flows into the Indian Ocean through the majestic and world-renowned Coastal Dune Fields. Only 40 km from Port Elizabeth, this small community boasts a wide selection of accommodation and is the closest point of entry (five km’s) into the Greater Addo Elephant National Park Southern Gate. 

The Sunday's River is a MUST SEE, and first on one’s list should be to experience an excursion on a river ferry which will transport guests to the river mouth, as well as up river for 6 – 12 km. Visitors can entertain themselves as the river is particularly well know for its excellent estuarine fishing and abundant bird life while water-sports are superb and includes almost all water disciplines. A host of guest houses, bed & breakfasts and camp sites near the river provide visitors with activities like swimming, canoeing, fishing and ferry rides.

Where it flows – bolstered by the waters of the Great Fish River - from the Darlington Dam towards the coastal village of Colchester, where it meets the Indian Ocean.

On this leg of its journey, the Sundays River nourishes a magical part of South Africa: Greater Addo and the dreamy Sundays River Valley. Here, the Khoisan called it 'Nukakanna' - 'grassy water'.

The Addo Elephant National Park is your first stop where, at sunset, you can watch the great grey beasts drinking at Hap Oor Dam. If you stay in the park itself, you’ll be able to get those dawn shots that make wildlife photography so special.

Should you be travelling in the area during October, the fragrance of orange blossoms will be everywhere.

There’s a lookout over the Sundays River Valley and its vastness of citrus where one can pay respects to James Percy FitzPatrick, the pioneer-author who lies buried here and who wrote the South African classic, Jock of the Bushveld.

It is said of Sir Percy, founder of the Sundays River Valley Scheme: 'He imagined rain in the Karoo watering the oranges that would be served at an English breakfast table.'

Nearby is the little town of Kirkwood, which hosts an annual wildlife festival which can also involve the competitive spitting of kudu droppings, a kitty show and arguably the best boerewors (sausage) in the world.

Top off your Sundays River Valley journey with a bird-watching cruise from Colchester to the nearby dunefields.