Contact

If you want to ask about a route, share a tip about a guesthouse, or just say hello after reading a post, this is the place. I read everything myself and usually reply within a few days, though it can take longer when I am on the road.

Ways to reach me

Email is the most reliable option, especially if you are planning a trip and want a detailed answer. I am happy to help with route suggestions, packing lists, or anything about living simply in South Africa.

Phone

0517240855

Prefer text or WhatsApp if you are calling about a route question. I am often riding during the day and may not pick up.

Postal address

4562 Mathe Port
Adonisport, KZN 2582

When I reply

I do not run this blog as a full-time job, so my response time depends on what is happening at home and on the bike.

Monday to Friday
Usually within 24 hours
Weekends
Slower, often Monday
On a long ride
Up to a week or more

If you are asking about a specific route or town, mention the region in your subject line. It helps me find my notes and give you a more useful answer.

Call Me Back Before the Next Ride

Tell me a bit about your trip plans or the question you have about riding in South Africa, and I'll phone you back with practical answers. No sales pitch, just someone who has been on these roads.

I usually call back within two working days. If you're planning a trip soon, mention the dates and I'll try to get back to you sooner.

Prefer to write it all out instead? Email me at info@audreytjhung.com or call 0517240855.

Where to find me and how to get here

The blog is written from home base in KwaZulu-Natal, but the mailbox works wherever the road takes me. If you are planning a route, want to share a tip about a back road, or just feel like saying hello, this is the place to start.

Postal address

4562 Mathe Port
Adonisport, KZN 2582

Phone

0517240855

Weekdays are best. If I am on the bike, I will call back when I stop.

Email

info@audreytjhung.com

For route questions, guesthouse recommendations, or corrections to a post, email works well. I read everything, though replies can take a few days.

Getting to the area

Adonisport sits off the main coastal route in KwaZulu-Natal, about an hour north of Durban. The last stretch is a quiet secondary road, the kind I usually write about, so allow extra time if you are not used to gravel patches after rain.

By motorcycle

Take the R102 and turn off at the Mathe Port sign. There is safe parking in the yard, and I can point you toward a decent coffee stop before you head back out.

By car

From the N2, follow the signs toward Adonisport. The last fuel station is about twenty minutes before the house, so fill up if you are running low.

Public transport

Minibus taxis from Durban stop at the Mathe Port junction. From there it is a short walk or a quick call to arrange a lift.

If you are coming from out of town, let me know in advance. I can suggest a simple guesthouse nearby and tell you which roads are worth taking on the way.

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