Caravan Park Tortoni — Attraction in Elundini Local Municipality

From mid / Northern KZN to the Wild Coast, we decided to take a "different" route than the N2 and overnighted at Mount Currie (Kokstad) which was pleasant and then at Tortoni. The trip in our motorhome was so nice that I doubt I will ever use the N2 route again - one of the reasons, apart from a relaxed drive on good roads (other than for the 20 kms before Mthatha under construction when we travelled), was the lovely stop at Tortoni. Everything was excellent, thanks to owners Megan and Ernst who were very friendly and helpful. Not a single complaint. Minor 'issues' were the short dirt access road which is a bit uneven but did not provide a major problem, and the very nice ablutions, which may be a bit small over busy holiday periods but was perfect for our out of season stay, including hot water provided by the wood-fired donkey in the middle of a very cold...

Tortoni has been a lost gem in the EC for a while now. Having stayed at the camping site multiple times i have always enjoyed its tranquility and stunning views across the lake. Its cottages are also beautifully appointed and gives a strong farm homestead vibe in which it is course nestled. The camping area has power points and hot water supplied by a donkey. Not a real one of course...look it up! The lake has some trout in which is catch and release and there is a kanoe for the guests for a quick paddle if it takes your fancy. Firewood is free for the donkey or for an evening barbeque. While nothing much more to add i can say i can truly say you will enjoy your stay be it a quick stopover or a for a longer...

We stayed comfortably overnight twice in the "Rondawel", on this working farm with its cattle and and friendly dogs, mielie fields and beautiful sunsets. The Rondawel is quaint and basic but nicely decorated with a wonderful fireplace, and the wood is provided. We would highly recommend having their 2 course dinner... 'regte tuisgemaakte boere plesier' food(real homemade scrumptiousness). Dinner was scrumptious both times and brought to the Rondawel. The young host Megan and her family...