Oyster Bay is a small town in Easter Cape about an hour and a half away from Port Elizabeth (Map Link). In order to get to the town you need to travel along a dirt road which makes it rather remote. It is surrounded by wind farms as well as dairy farms. There is one little shop that sells the common day to day items you would need such as food and drinks.
The meat and milk come from the local farms making it a treat to any foodie. Oyster Bay has some of the most spectacular beaches in South Africa. We went during December which is their busiest time of the year. You have tons of space to do what ever you liked on the beach. If you could find thirty people at any time that would be a lot. Its a wonder place to go to get away from the coastal hotspots that become extremely crowded during December. A lot of people come here to do Kit Surfing due to the continues wind. As the kit surfers say "You know a town with Wind Mills is bound to be amazing for surfing".
Here are some of my photographs from my trip. I hope you enjoy.
Wonderful contrast of colours in this photograph of the rock life.
I took this picture while our guest were leaving. I was playing around with long exposures previously and decided to see what would happen. The bright lights in the back ground are caused by the chokka boats. The boats often group together to create a brighter light that ocean life will be attracted to.The lizard was very good at camouflaging, almost missed him sitting there on the rock.
The bird in this photo is a Haematopus Moquini which means African Oystercatcher. It is on the endangered species list. However we did see a lot of these bird around mean that they should soon be off the list.