Sardinia Bay offers an exceptional beach experience in Sardinia Bay, which lies between Schoenmakerskop and Seaview, around 10 minutes from Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape. Endless kilometres of deserted white sand and unspoiled coastline provides one of the most idyllic settings for beach strolls. The beach is often frequented by sand boarding enthusiasts, surfers, kite surfers, dog walkers, horse riders, and families enjoying a leisurely picnic or brei. Fishing is not permitted as the coast has been declared a Marine Reserve, but snorkelling and scuba diving are very popular. Sardinia Bay offers excellent picnic facilities, seasonal lifeguards, a lifesaving clubhouse, ablutions, and is also the starting point of the popular 8km Sacramento hiking trail.

Bollard Bay is a model family beach with safe swimming in shallow waters.

Leentjiesklip is a portion of Wilderness Beach and is situated at the far western corner of Wilderness beach. The Wilderness Beach itself stretches from Kleinkrans to the mouth of the Keimans River estuary. Leentjiesklip and Leentjiesklip Beach are easily accessed from the N2. From Wilderness Village, turn into Station Road and again right into Sands Road. When you reach the beach you will find limited parking, clean ablutions facilities, sand-off foot shower and a brei (barbeque) and picnic area. The Leentjiesklip area is popular with for sunbathing, fishing, whale watching, birding and it also serves as a landing strip for hang-gliders and para-gliders. Fishermen come to this beach for a variety of fish species found in the area. More commonly caught are kabeljou, blactail, steenbrass, galjoen, mullet elf (shad) and the occasional spotted grunter.