accommodation near East London Grand Prix Circuit
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Seaside Shambali is situated in Gonubie, East London, 300 m from the beach in a quiet area of the town that offers ...
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Hidden Bliss Guesthouse is situated in Gonubie in East London, and offers comfortable accommodation in 2 self-cater...
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Fever Tree with Valley Views offers self-catering flat accommodation on a large property with beautiful trees locat...
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Carnelie Cottage is a modern self-catering cottage that makes use of solar power and is not affected by loadsheddin...
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Experience a relaxing stay overlooking the Gonubie Valley at Panorama Farm Cottage, located in East London, just a ...
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Thatchroof Cottage is a self-catering unit situated on the owner's property in Gonubie. It has a private entrance a...
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Rosewood Self-Catering is set in the residential suburb of Gonubie, a popular holiday destination near East London....
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Oceanview offers comfortably furnished units, and is situated in the coastal town, Gonubie. The guest house offers...
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Fiddlesticks Farm Cottage is a lovely freestanding unit with a separate entrance located on the owner’s farm in Eas...
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The historical Gonubie Manor is situated on a farm just outside Gonubie, East London. Built in the 1800s and offers...
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The East London Grand Prix Circuit is a motor racing track in East London, Eastern Cape. First known as Marine Drive Circuit and later renamed to Prince George Circuit, the East London Grand Prix Circuit is home to the Border Motorsport Club and has a long history of motor racing in South Africa.... Read more
* Please note that all distances are as the crow flies, and may differ from actual travelling distances.
