Exploring St. Francis Bay
A Treasure Trove of Unique Experiences
St. Francis Bay is more than just a picturesque destination. It’s a playground for the curious, the sporty, the adventurous, and those seeking a one-of-a-kind experience. In this article, we’ll take you on a tour of St. Francis Bay’s most captivating and unconventional things to do. On 10th September 2017, the largest
1. Jol The Flash Float The Flash Float will take place this year on December 29th; it is always fun. With all proceeds going to local charities, it is a good afternoon’s frivolity. Watch Facebook for more details on how to purchase tickets, etc. 2. Take a Walk to the Wild Side: The Blowhole: St. Francis Bay offers two distinct worlds, with the “Wild Side” being a stretch of relatively untouched coastline and beautiful surroundings. Take a scenic walk to the Blowhole, where you can witness the ocean’s raw power as it surges through a natural rock formation, sending water spouting into the air. 3. Walk to Shark’s Point: Enjoy a leisurely stroll around Shark’s Point and soak in the beauty of the ocean. The jagged rocks and crashing waves make for a stunning backdrop. Plus, it’s an excellent spot for a contemplative moment. 4. Hit Billy’s Beach This year, the live entertainment line-up looks ridiculous and is spear-headed by Grammy-nominated Catz ‘N Dogz. Billy’s continues to be the place to be for thousands of kids every year. Don’t forget that they also hold a ‘ballies beach’ evening when the not-
so-young can go and have a few dops and groove to eighties tunes, get nostalgic, and wipe away tears of regret as they dream of the things they might have been 5. Check Out the New St. Francis Brewery: Craft beer lovers, you’re in for a treat! The new St. Francis Brewery is a haven for beer enthusiasts. Recently moved into a new, larger space, The Brewery offers the best live music in town. Savour their handcrafted brews in a delightful setting. 6. Tee Off at the Jack Nicklaus Signature Links Course: For golf enthusiasts, playing a round at the Jack Nicklaus St Francis Links Golf Course is a dream. It’s one of the best golf courses globally, with its stunning coastal setting and challenging design. 7. Ride the Canals on a Stand-Up Paddleboard: The tranquil canals of St. Francis Bay are perfect for a stand-up paddleboarding adventure. Gliding through the calm waters surrounded by beautiful homes while you work your abs is a serene and refreshing experience. 8. Dine with a View at Port St. Francis: Head to the harbour area of Port St. Francis
parade of stand-up paddle boards took place in Russia, with a total of 844, which was achieved by members of the Vladivostok SUP community. The longest SUP ride on a river bore by a human and dog pairing, which was 1690.5 metres. A record was set by a female who covered the greatest distance by SUP on flowing water in 24 hours, which was 169.32 kilometres.
for a meal with a view. Several restaurants offer delicious seafood and other cuisine and a panoramic look at the boats coming and going. 9. Explore the Ancient Irma Booysen Flora Reserve: Nature enthusiasts take advantage of FOSTER’s well-maintained Irma Booysen Flora Reserve, home to unique plant species. Stroll along the walking trails, breathe in the fresh air, and admire the beauty of the indigenous flora. 10. Hook a left at Seals Beachie: The Beach Break is known for its consistent waves and is a favourite spot for getting a few barrels. Just watch out for the rip. It can get fierce at low tide. If an easterly has been blowing, watch out for blue bottles. Also,
