MPUMALANGA DESTINATIONS

Mpumalanga Highlands: The Mpumalanga Highlands Meander is a nature lover's paradise, boasting South Africa's premier fly-fishing region, some of the sub-continent's rarest birds, the best rock climbing and most spectacular wild flower displays. The region's diversity and a ... Mpumalanga Highlands »

The Panorama Route: Alongside the Highlands Meander is The Panorama with it's breathtaking views from natural wonders along the eastern slopes of the escarpment. Marvel at God's Window and the world's third largest canyon the Blyde River Canyon. Visit the natural wonders of Bourke's Luck ... Panorama Route »

Mpumalanga Lowveld: The Lowveld is home to the seat of the provincial administration in Nelspruit, White River and the township KaNyamazane. In the Lowveld you will find the oldest dolomite caves in the world, the famous Sudwala Caves and a botanical garden with an enormous ... Lowveld Legogote »

Wild Frontier: This region borders Mozambique, Swaziland and the southern tip of the Kruger National Park. Some of the oldest forms of life discovered on earth dating back more than three billion years having been discovered in this region and the imposing Mkonjwa mountains are ... Wild Frontier »

Cultural Heartland: The Cultural Heartland immerses visitors in colourful Ndebele culture and winds through the north western towns of Witbank, Middelburg, Groblersdal and Marble Hall. The Ndebele people are famous for their vibrant house painting, bead work and crafts, all of which are on ... Cultural Heartland »

Cosmos Country: Known as the 'energy belt' of Mpumalanga the Mpumalanga Cosmos Country region houses a number of power stations that supply energy to most southern African countries. Lively economic and agricultural activity take place in Standerton, Leandra and Balfour ... Cosmos Country »

Grass and Wetlands: The Grass and Wetlands region is a birding paradise and includes South Africa's largest freshwater lake at Chrissiesmeer. The Route borders the provinces of KwaZulu Natal and the Free State, as well as the kingdom of Swaziland. The route includes the farming ... Grass and Wetlands »

"MUST SEE" ATTRACTIONS

Kruger National Park: The Kruger National Park in South Africa is best known for the 'Big Five' - Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo and Rhino - and is truly the flagship of Africa and South Africa's game reserves. The Kruger National Park offers an exceptional experience in Africa at its best ... Kruger National Park »

Sabi Sand Game Reserve: The name 'Sabie' comes from the Zulu 'eSaba', meaning 'afraid'. Both man and beast approach the river with care and respect. It is at once a sanctuary of life and a gripping display of survival. It is what visitors from all over the world come to experience: raw ... Sabi Sand Game Reserve »

Private Game Reserves: Private game reserves lie along the western border of the Kruger National Park and recently, much of the fencing that once separated these reserves from Kruger have come down, allowing the animals to roam freely between the Game Reserves and the Kruger ... Mpumalanga Game Reserves »

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve: The fresh mountain scenery and panoramic views over the Klein Drakensberg escarpment are quite spectacular and give the area its name of 'Panorama Route'. Viewpoints are named for the spectacle they offer, and God's Window and Wonder View hint at the ... Blyde River Canyon »

God's Window: With magnificent views, canyons, rock formations and waterfalls, God's Window is truly an area of breathtaking scenic splendour. It is no wonder that Mpumalanga is known as Paradise Country! Gods Window is so called for the panoramic view of the Lowveld more than 900 m down into ... God's Window »

Kruger National Park Tours which have been compiled by experienced Tour Operators. Kruger Park Tour Packages allow the traveller a stress-free holiday in the Park with all aspects of the trip taken care of. Take a tailor-made tour or join a daily excursions of the Park ... see » Kruger National Park Tours