Garden Route Peace Pole, Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa.

A prominent feature of the Waterfront is the Peace Pole; a handcrafted monument planted near the main entrance. The Peace Pole adds a layer of global significance and spiritual purpose to the Great Brakriver Waterfront.

Professor Elizabeth Smit, donated the Peace Pole, making it Garden route’s first Peace Pole, located at the entrance to the Waterfront.

The Peace Pole at the entrance, is a wonderful addition that truly grounds the Grootbrak Waterfront as a place of community and global connection.  

Peace Poles planted throughout South Africa, are as follows:

(2) Peace Poles in Cape Town
(1) Peace Pole on Robin Island
(1) Peace Pole Gqberha ( Port Elizabeth)

The Peace Pole Project promotes Peace Poles-a Symbol of Unity!
Mossel Bay Municipality | Munisipaliteit Mosselbaai

Mossel Bay, officially proclaimed a town in 1848 and a municipality in 1852, has grown into one of the Western Cape’s most dynamic and well-managed local governments. Following the municipal restructuring of December 2000, the current Mossel Bay Municipality was formed through the amalgamation of various smaller municipalities within its boundaries, creating a diverse and expansive jurisdiction of 2,007 km².

The municipal area includes a rich tapestry of towns and settlements:

Mossel Bay, Dana Bay, Hartenbos, KwaNonqaba, Great Brak River, Klein Brak River, Glentana, Toekoms, Jonkersberg, Herbertsdale, Friemersheim, Boggoms Bay, Vleesbaai, Brandwag, Ruiterbos, Buisplaas, D’Almeida, Fraaiuitsig, Outeniqua Beach, Reebok, Southern Cross, Hersham, Dwarswegstrand, and Tergniet – each contributing to the region’s cultural and economic vitality.

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Submitted by: Professor Elizabeth Smit