ACCESS TO HAGA HAGA 

You would need to travel on the N2 either way from East London towards Mthatha.

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• Turn onto the R349 from the N2 - the signpost directs you to Haga Haga, Kei Mouth and Morgan Bay. Travel for approximately 15 kilometers on the R349, which is a tar road.

• The turn-off to Haga Haga, Marshstrand and Retreat from the R349 is opposite St. Anthony’s Wholesalers, and the signpost directs to Haga Haga.

 

This is a 15-kilometre gravel road whose condition can vary depending on road maintenance, rainfall, and traffic volume.

 

• Follow the signs at the turn-off to the left for Marshstrand and Retreat and continue straight for Haga Haga. 

 

There are some months of the year when light motor vehicles with a low ground clearance may find the journey challenging due to potholes 

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It is IMPERATIVE that speeding be avoided at all costs, given the movement of animals crossing the roads; there have been unfortunate instances where monkeys, wild animals and reptiles have been killed or maimed.

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Dust remains a consistent problem on our gravel roads, which makes spotting our regular cyclists, runners and hikers difficult, so in order to avoid accidents, please adhere to safe travelling distances and our speed limits.

 

Whilst the road conditions may vary, it does not take away the beautiful scenery through the farmlands with the great variety of cattle, flora and fauna you will find if you slow down and enjoy!