Formerly known as the Eastern Transvaal, Mpumalanga is one of South Africa's top tourist destinations. People are drawn to Mpumalanga by the magnificent scenery, by the fauna and flora and by the saga of the 1870s gold rush era and a wealth of fascinating tribal legends.
Bushveld camp in southern section of Kruger National Park. Guided day walks and day and night game drives available.
Blue mountain lodge reveals the timelessness of a bygone era combined with luxury, elegance and breathtaking surroundings. The ochre-washed lodge is r...
Centrally situated in the heart of the Lowveld and escarpment in Mpumalanga. Unpack and relax at affordable prices in the hands of your hosts, Pierre ...
A small, private, informal lodge in a stunning setting on the banks of the Crocodile River overlooking the Kruger Park. Fully air-conditioned, each ro...
Come Kiss the Famous Buffalo Lowveld tradition at our pub. Luxury, air-conditioned, en suite single and double rooms. . la carte menu. Recreational fa...
With superb cuisine and service, Bundu boasts 114 rooms (almost half of them 4 star grading) in addition to a much larger a la carte restaurant, as we...
Bushfellows is nestled in the heart of the Malaria-Free, Sunshine Valley just under 2 hours from central Gauteng. The lodge boasts exceptional accommo...
Welcome to Bushwise Safari Lodge, combining upmarket luxury accommodation with the real safari experience in the Kruger National Park!
Escape to the heart of the South African bushveld and make memories to last a lifetime. Cheetah Plains Private Game Reserve located in the Sabi Sand ...
A beautiful intimate little gem perched on the outskirts of the quaint Lowveld hamlet, Whiteriver. Once the original homestead of a local avocado farm...
Imagine waking up to the call of the Fish Eagle as it swoops over the silver waters of the Crocodile River or tracking the slow walk of an elephant wh...
Bungalows, camping, caravan sites and safari tents on the banks of the Crocodile River, the southern boundary of Kruger National Park. Guided day walk...