with the construction gang • The main lodge area, going up • The result of a lot of hard work and dedication
lifted and planted by crane. They are, of course, nowhere
near the size of our 300-year-old trees that we lost in
the fire, but they will still offer the wonderful feeling of
nature, and some shade from the harsh afternoon sun.
'The excitement mounted for the opening in November,
and we look forward to having all our supporters back
enjoying the wonderful experience that is Tintswalo
Atlantic.'
The commitment and true hearts of the Tintswalo
Atlantic team is evident, even in Gaye's telling of the
recovery process – and it radiates from the staff and the
buildings, as well as the location itself where sea, sky and
land meet.
This is a place which words do not necessarily
adequately describe. What one experiences is direct and
personal – a feel, a sense of care and caring. There is a
spirit here, something of a synergy between the natural
energy of the place and the human energy that has
recreated a most beautiful and relaxing place for people
who can appreciate all that nature and human ingenuity
can combine to make.
You just have to visit, is all we can say. O
For more visit www.tintswalo.com/atlantic/
This article has been made possible with the kind assistance of Tintsalo Atlantic
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