Our first stop is at the Sudwala caves and drop down to the belly of the earth for a 1hr tour inside the caves. Optional Forest Zipline available on request

Visit the many waterfalls making Mpumalanga a nature lovers paradise

Experience the afternoon Game Drive Safari to see the wonder and wild side of the wilderness, all Animals in their elements. then check in at Camp Site. inside Kruger National Park

Morning Game Drive, See how the hunt for breakfast in the park is

See the vastness of the Kruger National Park

Experience fine dining at the Kruger Station Restaurant

Stop over to walk about inside the camp.

Watch Animals as they make watering stops along the way

See how the power of the water shapes the world

Feel the rush and the adrenaline of the Bungee jumping to the depths of the Gorge, or just use a more civilised way by lift. Zip across the gorge at speed or just walk using a bridge

Exploring the three rondavels lookout point

Panoramic views of the Blyde River Canyon

Blyde Canyon Dam, located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, is a significant man-made reservoir within the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve. It serves multiple purposes, such as providing water supply and irrigation to nearby communities, and generating hydroelectric power. Moreover, the dam attracts tourists due to its scenic beauty, offering opportunities for activities like boating and fishing. Overall, Blyde Canyon Dam plays a vital role in water resource management, electricity generation, and tourism in the region.

Bridal Veil Falls in Sabie is a gentle, misty cascade that drops like a sheer white veil over lush green cliffs. Hidden in a tranquil forest, it’s a peaceful escape where sunlight dances through the spray. A short scenic walk rewards visitors with one of Mpumalanga’s most graceful natural wonders.

Berlin Falls plunges in a powerful, elegant column into a deep emerald pool, surrounded by rugged canyon walls and rich vegetation. Known for its dramatic height and postcard-perfect symmetry, it offers breathtaking views from the lookout point. A must-see stop along the Panorama Route for lovers of raw, untouched beauty.

Lone Creek Falls is a tall, misty curtain of water hidden within a cool, shaded forest near Sabie. A short, enchanting walk leads you to its spectacular 70-metre drop. With its refreshing spray and serene atmosphere, it’s one of Mpumalanga’s most iconic and easily accessible natural gems.