TRENNERYS HOTEL & CAMPING, QOLORHA MOUTH
Once you’ve crossed the Kei River by pont, you’re officially on the Wild Coast. From here, the landscape only gets more rugged the further north you go. The gravel roads are potholed, the hills are higher and the valleys deeper, and on the beaches you’ll see more cattle than people.
At Trennerys Hotel, about 16 km on the other side of that pont, you’ll find everything you need for happy families. The hotel – an Eastern Cape institution – is on a hill between the mouth of the Qolorha River and a long strip of pristine beach. It’s wild, but not so wild that you have to worry about poor road conditions, food (you can buy groceries at the SaveMor in Kei Mouth), electricity,…