The Boardwalk Complex in Port Elizabeth has always been a beautiful sight at night but since the completion of the new 5 star Boardwalk Hotel and Convention Centre it's become an absolute visual feast for the eyes. The lights become even more obvious when seen from inside the Boardwalk Complex itself where it reflects off the Boardwalk lake.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
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