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Tintswalo Atlantic is hosting a Charity Dinner in aid of NSRI Hout Bay at their beautiful and exclusive venue which has been rebuilt after the devastating fire.Tintswalo Lodges Atlantic, a 5-star luxury lodge nestled on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean between Hout Bay and Cape Town, mirrors the majesty of the Atlantic Ocean in every uniquely designed suite and finish. Located on Chapman’s Peak Drive, which forms part of the Table Mountain National Park – one of South Africa’s eight World Heritage Sites, it is a must for any traveller’s itinerary. Visitors to Tintswalo Atlantic can expect exclusive accommodation in a breath-taking setting, 5-star fine dining, warm, family-style hospitality and a host of unexpected pleasures in this, our gem on the Atlantic.Tintswalo is a proud supporter of NSRI.TintswaloIn a media statement last year Tintswalo said: 'We were surrounded by so much love, empathy, support, and assistance that I just cry when I think about it. You can never look at anything as a complete loss but perhaps a new beginning and a new opportunity to create something even better than before.'We will be hosting a charity dinner every year on the anniversary of the fire to raise funds for the NSRI, Volunteer Wildfire Services, and SPCA.'This dinner will be called the Phoenix — rising up out of the ashes, which is quite symbolic for us.'
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