Formerly known as Eastern Transvaal, the province has been more aptly renamed Mpumalanga – the land of the rising sun in siSwati. The landscape, characterised by breathtaking scenery and featuring some of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls, offers exceptional bird-watching, game viewing and fishing opportunities. In fact, Mpumalanga... 

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Named after the three most troublesome wives of Chief Maripi Mashile (from left to right: Magabolle, Mogoladikwe and Maseroto), these well known gigantic peaks of quartzite and shale, with their sheer rock walls, tower more than 700m above the surrounding landscape. The view point is situated just north of Graskop. Further north along the R532 road,... 

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Oliver’s Restaurant and Lodge was opened by husband and wife couple Tanja and Oliver in 1998. Located just a short distance from the town of White River in Mpumalanga, this lovely country guest house focuses on creating a feeling of warmth and homeliness. With Oliver in the kitchen and Tanja running the lodge you know that you are going to be well... 

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Chestnut Country Lodge lies in the centre of all the major attractions Mpumalanga has to offer: God’s Window, Pilgrim’s Rest, Bylde River Canyon, Three Rondawels, Bourkes Luck Potholes, the Kruger Park and of course the magnificent Sabie River Valley. The area is as historically rich as it is naturally beautiful, and Chestnut Country Lodge... 

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In the heart of Mpumalanga, between White River and Hazyview you will find the tranquil paradise that is Cybele Forest Lodge. The perfect place to come and escape the day to day hassles and stresses of life, Cybele provides everything you could possibly need to unwind and get back to nature. Nestled on a 300 acre property there is plenty to do without... 

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Dreamfields Guest House is in the picturesque Mpumalanga town of Hazyview. This area boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in South Africa: God’s Window, the Blyde River Canyon and the Gold Rush town of Pilgrim’s Rest. Just 10 km away is the Phabeni Gate, an entrance to the world famous Kruger National Park. Our guest house is located 2 km... 

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