Mossel Bay Tourism Review

The postal tree, legend says, was 1500 when a commander named Padrow, led the ship through, hung a letter in long boots, hung on the tree, and hurried out to sea, until the following year, a commander of the East India Fleet found it. The tree has since become, and the tree has since become an information transfer station connecting Europe and the Far East. The first post office in South Africa was also established here, and the postal tree is named after it. Currently, the postal tree is still in use.

500-year-old postal tree, very interesting, boots represent letterbox, big tree, very meaningful attraction

This is a very famous attraction, come to South Africa, must come here, there are said to be some very moving stories, must come to see

It is said to be the origin of the postbox, very commemorative, next to the museum and Mosso Bay

This postal tree is beside the grass that came out of the Navigation Museum, and the trees are lush. When you look at this ancient tree with a history of 500 years, you feel the vicissitudes of life!