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Jeffreys Bay

Jeffreys Bay is located within the Cacadu District on the Sunshine Coast of South Africa. Also known as J-Bay, the town is famous for surfing, white sand beaches and an abundance of sea shells. The town became popular with surfers after the 1966 movie Endless Summer.

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    Aston Bay

    This area offers long stretches of untouched sandy beaches surrounded by protected nature reserves. Sightings of small buck, tortoises, a large variety of birds, rabbits and mongoose are part of every day life in this nature conservancy and the creatures are much loved by local home-dwellers.

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    Jeffreys Bay Shell Museum

    J-Bay is well known for the huge quantity and the quality of shells that can be found on the beaches. A good book to use as a guide is The Sea Shells of Jeffreys Bay by Douw and Elise Steyn (, Eldolise Publishers, [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]). There is an annual Shell Festival in September and a lovely Shell Museum on the corner of Drommedaris and Da Gama Roads.

    Mon-Sat 9AM-4PM, Sun 9AM-1PM

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    Jeffreys Bay Surf Museum

    The history of surfing in Jeffreys Bay is displayed by way of newspaper clippings, articles, old magazines, ancient surfboards and lots of other interesting objects.

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    Noorsekloof Nature Reserve

    A small conservation site, more like a park. It's made up of valley bushveld and home to over 50 bird species.

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    Paradise Beach

    A wide and uncrowded beach, good for windsurfers and kite boarders with a nice breeze most of the year.