Komani (formerly known as Queenstown) is a key commercial, agricultural, and educational centre in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.

Located along the Komani River at the base of Hangklip Mountain, it occupies a strategic position on the N6 route, linking the Karoo Heartland with the Wild Coast.

Celebrated for its rose gardens and deep historical roots, the town is especially distinctive for its rare hexagonal town layout — a design originally created with defensive purposes in mind.