Mpumalanga

Mpumalanga, descending from the Drakensberg escarpment and flanked by the Kruger National Park, is a subtropical garden of delights.

This area is known for its unbeatable scenic beauty the wildlife and highlights include game-viewing, scenic drives, historical sites and world class golf courses.

This is a must see destination for any clients looking to self-drive between Johannesburg and the Kruger. For well located luxurious accommodation, try Cybele Forest Lodge or Jatinga Country Lodge. For those on a tighter budget try Royal Hotel Pilgrims Rest (in the beautifully restored gold mining town)

During your visit here, be sure to drive along the Panorama Route, a 70 kilometre long circular drive providing mind expanding views of some of Africa’s most beautiful terrain. Take a peek out of God’s Window – a 600 metre high viewpoint on the edge of an escarpment – which offers magnificent views of the Bl… Read More

Mpumalanga, descending from the Drakensberg escarpment and flanked by the Kruger National Park, is a subtropical garden of delights.

This area is known for its unbeatable scenic beauty the wildlife and highlights include game-viewing, scenic drives, historical sites and world class golf courses.

This is a must see destination for any clients looking to self-drive between Johannesburg and the Kruger. For well located luxurious accommodation, try Cybele Forest Lodge or Jatinga Country Lodge. For those on a tighter budget try Royal Hotel Pilgrims Rest (in the beautifully restored gold mining town)

During your visit here, be sure to drive along the Panorama Route, a 70 kilometre long circular drive providing mind expanding views of some of Africa’s most beautiful terrain. Take a peek out of God’s Window – a 600 metre high viewpoint on the edge of an escarpment – which offers magnificent views of the BlydeRiver Canyon and the Lowveld, or stare in wonder at the Pinnacle – a towering 30 metre high column of granite rising up from the dense indigenous forest.

The Blyde River Canyon is the third largest green canyon in the world and probably the most beautiful. Stretching for 60 kilometres it is filled with lush vegetation and wildlife. It is an absolute treat to the senses with viewpoint after viewpoint presenting visitors with scenes of incomparable beauty.

In the Mpumalanga Highlands are South Africa’s foremost trout fishing destination where crystal clear mountain rivers, running through breathtaking surroundings, yield a bite at every cast. Try Critchley Hackle as a good base for your fishing adventure.

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