It's a massive tree. The inside is hollowed out, and there's steps to climb into the trwe. However, not everyone would fit through the narrow entrance. Apparently, the tree is more than 3000 years old. There's a lot of "stories" about the tree however I don't believe some of the stories. The campsite is below grade. I wouldn't spend more than a day at the site.

What a wonderful trip to the 3800 year old Baobab tree. Thank you Dawie for your dedication and special talent to explain the facts of the tree to us. We will come back to spend more time at your special place. We were so lucky to see the one “late” very special flower on the tree today - which was awesome. The R20.- per person are well spent.

Worth the detour. R20 entrance pp for a guided tour by Dawie, we thoroughly enjoyed every moment, it was very informative. The gravel road is in good condition.

A must visit if you’re in the area! Only a few km off the main road, it is well worth the trip to see the 3800 year old giant baobab and learn about its history from the friendly host, David (English and Afrikaans) and his gorgeous dog, Jumbo. David is happy to take photos for you, there are clean toilet facilities and it’s a relaxing environment with benches to sit on.

Interesting little venue. You can take your picnic there and use their braai for cooking your meat if you wish. A nice little interlude. Beautiful tree.

Such an amazing place to visit! Dave and his lovely tiny dog Jumbo are an absolute pleasure to meet too. Don't miss a visit here!

What an incredible tree! Highly recommend stopping here and learning about its fascinating history. David, the custodian is full of knowledge and is a major asset to this important site. Entrance is R20 per person, please take cash. There are toilets, braai facilities and a tuck shop. David also sells some beautiful hand painted curios so take extra cash and show some support. We will definitely return!

The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was big with plenty of hot water. We would like to have had more lights in the bedroom and bathroom. In the bedroom, there was only one fluorescent light on one wall. The food was fresh and delicious. The bread was freshly baked as well the desserts. At breakfast, we could have an omelette made to order. Dinner was generally a buffet with chicken and another protein course, Along with salad, greens and vegetables and some type of rice or potato. Plenty of water was provided to each guest in the room and on the game drives. But you were charged extra for the water if you asked for it at a meal Outdoor seating for Meals was enjoyable. The birds often enjoyed eating toast or croissants that were left unattended. Many of the animals in the area would come up to the Electric fence, which was close to each dwelling. Giraffes lions and warthogs were frequent visitors. A pair of white ducks moved from Patio to patio, hoping for some breadcrumbs. Definitely driving distance for a day trip to Kruger national Park. Staff was friendly and helpfu.

It was an experience, the staff was absolutely great and professional, the food was delicious. A cherry on top was when the team at dinner sang Happy Birthday for me....As we were checking out and I was looking at the Tshukudu caps, the manager walked by and said, "Give this man a Cap" and I was given a cap for free, that was so sweet.....We love the place and will certainly return....

Hi Team, We only attended for a Game Drive. We are pleased that we weren't staying as the Lodge is in poor state and clearly needs investment and a maintenance plan. I had read some or your Google reviews they clearly show the improvements you need to make. You are way behind the quality of your neighbours and others in the general Hoedspruit area. Maybe you should start doing something to improve before it's too late. Johnson our Game Ranger was knowledgeable but didn't introduce himself without being prompted. Hopefully you will start to act on the feedback guests are giving you.

A Lovely place in the bushveld for some rest and relaxation. THe staff are friendly and helpful. The food is good South African fare served outside in the boma. Game viewing was ok and our guide knowlegeable and friendly. Overall a pleasant weekend well worth the cost for the last minute special.

If you’ve ever wondered what a 1980s time capsule crossed with a safari high school camp looks like, this is it. Our carpet appeared to have survived an animal attack, the mosquito net had enough holes to qualify as a fishing net (five mosquitoes inside before lights out), and the faucets clearly haven’t met soap in decades. Windows are rusted shut, bed linen is like sandpaper, and your ‘full board’ doesn’t include coffee — that’s extra. Meals are salt bombs, water is rationed to 500 ml for two people, and hot water is apparently a myth. The staff and rangers are lovely, but they’re trapped in a place that charges $200 a night for the privilege of sleeping. Call it ‘authentic African safari’ if your idea of authentic is rust, rationing, and regret. The only redeeming feature is the friendly staff and capable game rangers, but at $200 a night, this place isn't worth it. Avoid it — your African safari deserves far better.

We had an amazing time Aubrey was a great guide giving us information about trees plants and birds as well as making sure we had close up views of the game. All the staff were really friendly. All in all a great stay

Wise, our guide went over and above to get us to see a leopard eating his kill. His explanations of the eco system were so important to us. The food was wonderful and the staff responsive to our needs.

This was such an amazing experience to feed, and pet and kiss a hippo! The story is remarkable as is the owner and all the staff. If you have the opportunity to visit Jessica do not hesitate!!!

Unbelievable experience. A must do on the bucket list. Great owner, who was kind to change our booking time and greeted us well on arrival even though we were running a little bit late. Caring people look after beautiful gracious animals. Once in a life experience you should do, 100% recommended. Very affordable and unforgettable! Do it 💯%!

A pleasant time spent. Booked in advance and paid afterward (it's a bit of a tourist trap when you pay). We should be able to pay online or upon arrival. We ended up waiting in line. But I recommend the place; it's very interesting for children and adults. Thank you for your welcome.

Incredible story ans sharing with Jessica the hippo and her family. If you are a lady you may give her a kiss 💋 Such a curious and amazing experience. Be punctual, she won't wait for you for her lunch !

The story behind Jessica the Hippo is both fascinating and heartwarming. Being able to feed and touch a hippo is somewhat surreal and humbling as they are truly magnificent animals. If you are in the area then it's absolutely worth making the trip. Thank you Patricia and team.

Patricia is definetly the right person at the right place.She has deep knowledge of the hippos , knows exactly how to behave with them and especially she loves them and is very attentive to their wellbeeing. That’s why we had such a true experience with her and Jessica and her baby. I will no longer see the hippos as killers as I often read they are. Just learn how to behave and respect animals as we should all learn to. Thanks a lot Patricia for giving us such a wonderful lesson of life.💝

Truly a once in a lifetime experience! I joined the tours and also stayed overnight at the accommodation, which I highly recommend. Staying over offers a more relaxed, personal atmosphere, where you get to quietly observe the hippos throughout the day whenever they’re around. An unforgettable way to connect with nature.

Wow. They are doing incredible work to ensure that our endangered Wildlife continues to exist. The facilities are great. Educational and interactive. Excellent service and value for money. Nice restaurant with yummy food on site, freshly made.

Great place, the work they do with the animals are admirable. The guide told.about the place and animals, which was great. It was done on autopilot from our guide, but we still enjoyed it...

We did this outing a few years back so it was lovely to see how it’s changed since. There was less animals than I remembered but the facilities are first class. My teens loved the Leopard and yes the King Cheetah is gorgeous! We had a lovely guide - Ruhan I think - who was very knowledgable, informative and friendly. It’s not cheap for domestic tourists but definitely worth it as you can see what the money is used for.

Really enjoyed seeing the different animals. They do a great job in taking care of the animals. Very knowledgeable guides. Would definitely be back.

Very nice place, with guides that have slot of knowledge about alle the animals. Have been here two times now and it is definitely a good drive worth.

A favorite family stop over place for lunch or drinks when we travel in the area. Beautiful facilities that are normally very quiet during the off season and we'll worth the visit. There are 2 tours with open safari vehicles at 9 and 11am to see certain big 5 animals in enclosed camps. The ambience and relax nature are inviting but note they close at 14h00 pm.

Great experience! It is amaizing to see how passionate these people are about their animals and the fantastic work they are doing! We got to drive into a cheetah camp on an open vehicle, which was a thrilling experience! Also got to see the vultures being fed which is magnificent! The guide was informed and very friendly. The animals are in very good shape and cared for. Well worth the time and money spend.

I would just like to give a big shout out to Given Ndlovu from Hoedspruit Reptile park. Given really went the extra mile allowing my daughter to feed the chameleon some worms. He also allowed her to hold the snake around her neck and even took a few photos for us. All the animals there are really well taken care off. There is safety procedures in place as well so children can't fall into the crocodile enclosures. Thank you very much Sharlene Collins and Given Ndlovu for making my daughter birthday so special. We will definitely be visiting again.

I would 100% recommend Hoedspruit Reptile Centre to anyone who wants to learn more about Reptiles. We love to go and we learn something new every time.

Got up close and personal with some amazing wildlife, including snakes galore and the biggest iguana I’ve ever seen in my life. Definitely worth an hour or two.

We visit regularly. Improvements have been done on enclosures and you can really see a difference. The reptiles are cared for well. Also a great venue for birthday parties. The kids loved the interactions and live handling which was so informative. Small restaurant and tuckshop on premises.

Wonderful place. Beautiful, and very clean enclosures. Healthy animals and friendly staff. An over all wonderful experience at a very good cost. Can highly recommend for people who like reptiles as well as those that may not - you may just be pleasantly surprised!

I took the self guided tour and it was quite straight forward, I saw all types of different reptiles from around the world. The self guided tour is just the basic. You can do more here and the staff is always ready to answer your questions.

Had an amazing experience, very informative and educational. Reptiles are well kept. We loved every moment of it, the best part was taking pictures with a snake. There's also a Deli that sells yummy sandwiches and chips(fries).

Wonderful place

This was my first time doing a full day tour with one of our student groups, and I absolutely loved it! As a biologist I have worked with an visited many rehab centres and sanctuaries, and seen many guided experiences. Ethan our guide was fabulous, definitely one of the best I have seen, giving good factual knowledge, knowing his stuff, and interacting with the group really well! Becky also gave us an excellent tour of the current rehab cases and discussed the important work they do!

This place gave a great up close experience to see the animals that have been rehabilitated. I also like the fact that their goal is to release the ones that are able, back into the wild.

This centre does a wonderful job in educating the public, including school children, about conservation and poaching. The guide was entertaining and knowledgeable, and there is a range of beautiful animals here to learn about, from dassies to black leopards. Such a great experience!

We went to Moholoholo to visit Stoffel the Honey badger. But we got so much more. Moholoholo is dedicated to animal conservation, education, and rehabilitation. The work they do is vital in preserving the jewels of Africa, their beautiful wildlife. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and funny. Shout out to Moses, who was brilliant and making us all laugh while still emphasising the seriousness of the effects of poaching. The animals you can visit there are the animals that could not be released back into the wild due to injury or because they had had too much human contact for various reasons. Moholoholo does NOT show animals currently in rehab to the public to prevent them from being unable to be released back into the wild. The work they do is important. The animals in their care are well looked after, and we will definitely return. My only complaint is that the gift shop was closed after the tour so I never did get my Stoffel Teeshirt. Sucks to be me. It does not suck to support the Moholoholo rehab facility. Amazing.

This rehabilitation centre is very well run. The animals are very well cared for, the facility is very neat, clean and tidy as are the bathrooms. The shop is well kitted and the food kiosk has ample food selection. Nathan was extremely informative and had answers to the many questions. This facility is well worth a visit, they can't continue their excellent work without our support. Please give them your support.

Got a great tour! They have a great perspective on animal rehab and they don't sugar coat the rehab process. Great policies on preventative human imprint on animals. Definitely give them your support if you can!

Loved that this was part of our safari with Viva Safari’s. You get to see the animals up close and they are even given snacks.

Take some time to bond with nature. This place is gorgeous 😍. Don't do this if you have fear of heights. The barriers are limited. Majestic views, so breathtaking, if you have a drone, this is a place to fly. Some hike, if you have the nuts for it. There are markets for merch. Don't snooze for this place. Downside is that there are limited vantage points but you won't regret it. Enjoy & please be safe!!!

We had a 30 minute stop on our way back to Johannesburg after our safari. Beautiful views, enjoyed the quick stop.

One of the best viewpoints in South Africa! There’s a small entrance fee (cash/card accepted) and a short walk from the parking lot to the main viewing area. Clear signage, decent facilities, and absolutely stunning views of the canyon and the Three Rondavels.

An absolutely stunning viewpoint! The Three Rondavels is one of those places that truly captures the magic of Mpumalanga. The panoramic views over the Blyde River Canyon are breathtaking- the layered cliffs, deep valleys, and the iconic three mountain peaks shaped like traditional rondavel huts. The viewpoint is easy to access, with safe walkways and plenty of space to enjoy the scenery. It’s a fantastic spot for photos, and the natural beauty is even more impressive in person than in pictures. Peaceful, majestic, and uniquely South African—highly recommended!

The beautiful nature made up for the restaurant not having coffee or milkshakes but is still the best of the public siteseeing attractions in the area. Especially after the letdown of the facilities at the potholes.

Great views. If you have time and are planning some days before your visit, you should book a canyon cruise as well. Would have been even greater sights

The views are beautiful, more beautiful when the grass is green. Entry is now cashless. And there’s food stores that actually work now. The last time I was here there weren’t any stores and you could pay cash to enter.. they also have safety monitors to prevent people from endangering themselves.

My second favourite stop on the Panaroma Route. The views around the time of golden hour for sunset are very spectacular. So peaceful and only a 5 min walk from the carpark. Down in the valley below is a lake. Apparently the Australian version of 'Im a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' is filmed in the canyon below. Keep a look out for birds.

The views are beautiful. There’s a nice place to grab some food inside too.

BREATH TAKING!!! Very beautiful view of the canyon. Simply amazing. A trip highlight.

A must-visit spot when exploring Mpumalanga. The views will leave you speechless.

This place is as everyone stated. I saved an image for my profile pic I enjoyed it that much. It's a colorful, picturesque landscape that is also quite peaceful and relaxing. Toured it twice from above and then the river cruise. I did miss God's window due to intense fog. Make sure you check the weather conditions. Highly recommended.

I'm still reeling from the breathtaking beauty of the Blyde River Canyon! As the last stop on my Panorama Route journey, it exceeded all expectations and left me speechless. The sheer scale and majesty of this natural wonder is awe-inspiring, with lush subtropical vegetation and towering cliffs that seem to stretch on forever. Standing at the edge, I felt tiny in comparison, and the panoramic views took my breath away. I feel incredibly lucky to have experienced its beauty

For many South Africans, the Sabie area, God’s Window, and the Three Rondavels are familiar and well-loved destinations. However, for international visitors, I highly recommend making the Blyde River Canyon region a priority. The viewpoint overlooking the Three Rondavels is truly breathtaking and offers one of the most iconic landscapes in the country. The formation is named the “Three Rondavels” because the three rock structures resemble traditional African rondavel huts—rounded, hut-like shapes that look like three natural “houses” carved into the landscape. It is a unique and memorable sight, and an essential stop for anyone exploring South Africa. Make sure to include this remarkable area in your travel plans when visiting the country.

We have driven through Abel Erasmus Pass after leaving Greater Kruger National Park near Hoedspruit as part of our drive along the famous Panorama Route. From the north, the mountains are quite scenic, offering nice panoramic views and multi-colored rock face mountainsides, showing off their bright yellow, orange and other earth-tone shades on both sides of the Pass. We also enjoyed the nice sweeping river views as we approached and passed through the tunnel. There are a few nice viewpoints to stop and have a look at the sweeping river views on the north and south side of the pass. Further, there are plenty of places to stop along the famous Panorama Route which starts just south of the Abel Erasmus Pass, going south in the direction of Graskop. Note: Road conditions were the last time we made this drive, we didn't encounter many potholes. Overall, we like the Abel Erasmus Pass and enjoy driving this longer route towards Hoedspruit for our safaris in the Greater Kruger National Park. However, if visitors are only planning to visit the Panorama Route for a single day trip, this is slightly out of the way and might not be worth the extra driving.

I love this pass, really amazing moutain and vally view, but a lots of pothole, road was such a bad condition and rocks are falling down. It is not secure to pass, and you can not stop good view point, its very dangerous to stop. Thats why the pothos are not great. But worth to drive there, it is breathtaking scenery.

Just one of the most spectacular drives that I have done on this planet. Unfortunately the road and roadside conditions are dire - with filth and garbage — but the sheer beauty is worth it anyway. Government in the area really need to get their acts together - as this pass can have significant tourist potential benefiting local traders with proper structures (instead of the current litter strewn ramshackle structures at viewing points).

Best point of viewing the mountain.

Yea pretty cool!

What a view!!! Drive safe!

Beautiful

Such an wonderful place full of nooks and crannies. It was very interesting to see all the different rock formations made by the water. I must say that I found the prices to be quite high but at the end of the day it was well worth the visit.

Its a lovely spot. My only concern is the people who ignore signs demarcation the safe areas. Price wise it was R75 a person . Well worth it .

Wow this place is beautifully peaceful, from rock formations,beautiful flowing water to waterfalls. Walking here feels like everything is going to be okay like all your worries/burdens are lifted off your shoulders...the environment is really therapeutic. I spent longer time here because i emmersed my feet in the pothole and forgot reality I zoned out because of how much comfort i felt...an amazing feeling...reasonable restrictions ❤️❤️

Highly recommended stop if you’re touring the Panorama Route. It pairs beautifully with other attractions like God’s Window or Three Rondavels. Just be sure to plan for the drive and enjoy the unique natural beauty when you arrive.

What a stunning place. Enjoyed the beautiful scenery and got some amazing images from this spot. There’s a lot of walking so make sure to take comfortable shoes for walking. Definitely worth it.

My favourite stop on the Panorama Route. The Bourke's Luck Potholes have been formed over thousands of years of water erosion. The paths are accessible until you reach the bridges section and then there are stairs. Really stunning views. Keep a look out for the stunning Double Collared Sunbirds sucking nectar in the carpark trees.

The experience is quite spectacular to see the water swirl and create the circles down below. They also have a special walk way for people in wheelchairs. NB: Just note if you want to use their toilets they charge you extra for toilet paper. Entrance R75 p.p if you are a South African citizen.

It was great. I don't post pictures or videos of the actual features so that others can go see it for themselves. You can see Mozambique from here and that's amazing. We went in July, and we could see as far as binoculars allowed. I've been here a couple of times and we couldn't see much. This period seems to be better. We enjoyed the walk up, the various available paths made it meditative and kept it fresh.

God’s Window is truly a beautiful spot, but unfortunately I visited on a foggy day and couldn’t see much of the view. Even so, the place itself is peaceful and the walkways are nice. I’d definitely recommend checking the weather before going, because on a clear day it must be absolutely breathtaking.

It was an absolutely amazing experience ❤️ worth the hike. The hike was not too long just steep but the views are incredible and so worth it. Reasonable entrance fees for S. African citizens not too sure about the entry for non-citizen visitors — beautiful experience nonetheless. There are stalls of beautiful handmade memorabilia also worth looking at and getting to keep as a reminder. The road leading to God's window also has amazing views of the valleys and mountains, would 10/10 recommend visiting it.

Mpumalanga has uncharted scenic views. A testimony of the diversity of South Africa’s nature. God’s Window & nearby views (e.g. Blyde River Canyon) are one of those unofficial wonders of the world. As regards God’s Window please don’t have unrealistic expectations of actual window from heaven, but be prepared for breathtaking views.

I'm still in awe of the breathtaking beauty of God's Window! The walk up to the window is an adventure in itself, requiring comfortable shoes and a bit of stamina, but trust me, it's worth every step. As you ascend, the scenery unfolds, and the anticipation builds, culminating in a jaw-dropping panoramic view that will leave you speechless. The majestic vistas stretching out before you are simply indescribable – a true marvel of nature. God's Window is a must-visit destination, and I'd recommend it to anyone seeking an unforgettable experience. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, bring your camera, and be prepared to have your breath taken away!

Have you ever witnessed a truly remarkable experience? The vistas are exceptionally stunning. The trek to the location and onward to the Rain Forest is physically demanding. However, the experience is rewarding. The facilities are maintained to a high standard.

Beautiful place to get a clear picture of the breathtaking views we are privileged to have in our beautiful country. The walk is quite long and strenuous but it is definitely well worth the visit. Prices are okayish.

R20 entrance fee. Beautiful waterfall. Unfortunately the R20 entrance fee is not used for maintenance of the facility. Walk way down to the waterfall view point is over grown with weeds and some of the paving bricks are missing (be careful when walking there, especially older people) Facility buildings are in need of maintenance, repairs and paint.

It is beautiful to see. But prefer Lisbon falls. Entrance R25 p.p if you are a South African citizen.

Pretty fall but the view is a bit distant. Easy access, no hike required. Still worth a visit if you’re doing the full Panorama Route, just manage expectations.

Beautiful, waterfall. Worth paying to see, but sales of the same mass produced curios is a bit too much

Stunning waterfall. View is distanced but it makes it mesmerising. There are some small souvenir shops which are definetly worth a visit!

Beautiful spot! We arrived a bit before sunset and had the place to ourselves. The views of the sunset from there are incredible.

Excelent place, big parking place with a small craft market, stunning view over the waterfall

This was an amazing experience. We were with a group (about 20 people) and our party was of 6. We learned about the elephants and were able to feel and touch them and then take a walk with them. It was amazing. The guides were well informed and patient.

For those who want a close up and personal experience with these gentle giants, the Elephant Sanctuary is the place to be as they have interactions with elephants where you can feed them, give them water and even touch them or hug them for those of you who are adventurous. The trainers are very friendly and give very detailed and interesting information about the elephants. This is a once in a lifetime experience and the price isn't bad as well plus children are free under a certain age. I highly recommend this experience for everyone as well as foreigners in the area as you won't regret it.

An experience I will never forget! The staff was so friendly and taught us so much! Today they made my dreams come true. My husband and I will definitely go back for another experience. It was great!

Elephant sanctuary is truly an authentic experience with the elephants, losts of thing regarding elephants I did not even know. There is a curio shop outside with beautiful things. They take photos and a movies and compile everything for you, you can take photos of your own. This place is highly recommended.

What a wonderful experience! This guide with the trainers are so dedicated and well informed. They have a vast knowledge of elephant behaviour and you can see they love and respect these animals.

One of the best life experiences that I will cherish. To have such a beauty of a God created creature standing next to you the size of a Cat truck was just phenomenal! I would recommend to anyone! Hazyview Elephant Sanctuary was very neat and well kept, the elephants look well cared for and healthy. the staff are knowledgeable and very friendly.

Listen my beautiful people this place is just a must bucket list it even absolutely incredible just a once in a lifetime experience absolutely magnificent to be in the presence of one of Africas most majestic creatures I do highly recommend.

B....E....A.....UUUUtiful falls. Nice and adequate parking. Do visit this place if you're in Panorama Route. The only thing I don't understand is the ticket for it. Although it's not much but i don't think it's necessary. Per person, it's R25 for SA nationals and R50 for foreigners. A local mentioned it used to be free just a few years ago. Anyway, even with the small fee, one must go. There are some local handicrafts/ souvenirs at the parking area. The view point is nicley placed to have a full view of falls and the surroundings. The scenery around the falls make it even more beautiful.

😍Beautiful... However the view point is incorrectly positioned,it doesn't really show the waterfall fully and the space is very limited. They should extend it to parts they currently restricted access to because that's actually where the view point is clearer and breathtaking. A tour bus came and there wasn't enough space to fit everyone had to quickly leave to make room for incoming tourists which for me was unfair because I didn't pay to spend 2 seconds there, the view point really needs to be extended.The waterfalls are really beautiful ❤️

There is no trail. You pay R25 per person to the water fall from the top of the hill. Should you choose to go beyond the fence and try the trail it is at your own risk.

Simply amazing. Took a walk about halfway done the walking track to get a slightly better view.

When in Mpumalanga, one must definitely visit Lisbon Falls. The short hike down offers incredible views and the sound of the waterfall echoing through the valley is just amazing. A perfect stop for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Beautiful waterfalls. Peaceful and unique to see nature with the mountains and clean clear water. My Australian students loved it.

Another photostop on the Panorama Tour. Lisbon Falls wasnt heavily flowing in this visit given the time of year. It would be more spectacular in the wet season around February. Some market sellers under the covered area selling souvenirs.

It is nice small place to discover with 1 huge rock in middle and water fall, landscape close by. Entrance fee for international tourist is 60 baht

Pinnacle Rock is a hidden gem in Mpumalanga! The short walk to the rock is easy and scenic, and the views are simply breathtaking. The 30-meter tall quartzite rock is a stunning sight, and the surrounding indigenous forest adds to the natural beauty. I was also impressed by the lovely waterfall nearby, which was a lovely bonus. The entrance fee is reasonable, and the facilities are clean and well-maintained.

Stunning views. Well kept and clean. Just take your own toilet paper

There are way better stops at the panorama route. It’s a nice rock but that’s it. Only visit if you really want to see this rock with your own eyes. Better spend more time at Gods Window or drive to Lisbon Falls. (You’ll also not spend a lot of time at Lisbon Falls but it’s more spectacular than this rock)

A natural skyscraper,Sandton has nothing on this beautiful natural phenomenon.The view is breathtaking from every angle, and the serenity of the surrounding forest makes you feel completely at peace.Standing there, you can’t help but admire how effortlessly powerful and graceful nature can be. The mist rolling across the cliffs adds a magical touch, almost like the mountain is breathing. If you love scenic spots, fresh air, and raw natural beauty, The Pinnacle Rock is an absolute majestic.

Yep, beautiful spot, great rock formation and a lovely waterfall. As 4 international visitors we found paying R240 was steep though, especially for infrastructure that clearly hasn't seen any real love for decades.

They was no wait to enter. We purchased tickets at the gate to enter. We visited in January. The walk to the waterfall is on gravel. The views were beautiful, and the water was cold.

This was an amazing experience!!! The house is absolutely gorgeous, the tour guide was brilliant and very patient with me wanting to know everything!!! This is a must do!

Really beautiful, historic house and great guide.

For viewing go to Pelgrims info centre to book a tour. Very nice place to see.

A beautiful experience. Guide was very knowledgeable. A must for those who believe in ghosts

We found it fascinating. What a lovely house and our guide was just perfect. Highly recommended.

This old mine manager's house dating from 1915 is a real hidden gem. I've been to Pilgrimsrest three times before and never knew about this house museum. It is located about a kilometre outside the town and you can book for the guided tour at the Information centre in town, at R30 per person. The tour guide is very knowledgeable about the history of the house and the original family who the house was built for. The house and it's content has been beautifully preserved including some personal items. This is truly worth a visit.

What did Glade do the whole day?? 😀

Absolutely stunning view. It was very easy to find and a quick little walk down. The market ladies were friendly....a little persistent but friendly nun the less. R20 entry is nothing to pay for the experience.

B....E....A.....UUUUtiful falls. Nice and adequate parking and a small stroll to the view point. Do visit this place if you're in Panorama Route. The only thing I don't understand is the ticket for it. Although it's not much but i don't think it's necessary. Per person, it's R25 for SA nationals and R50 for foreigners. A local mentioned it used to be free just a few years ago. Anyway, even with the small fee, one must go. There are some local handicrafts/ souvenirs at the parking area. What I didn't like about this fall was how the view point is made. The fence bars are so high that they block/ hinder the view to this amazing fall. Thankfully i had a drone so i could bypass those bars but i think something like nearby falls (lisbon & berlin) could've been done which doesn't block your view.

There are several spots where you can sit and look at the waterfall. You just have to climb a few steps. If the first bench is taken, there's another one not far from there. The waterfall is stunning, especially against the backdrop of the side of the rocks. As it hit the bottom, it seemed to be smoking. Reminds me of the native beliefs around water. As usual, I don't post features because you must come see it for yourself. Again, a few ladies and gentlemen are selling things here. I think they could bring in some variety and target local tourists. Probably modernize what's for sale. The lady at security was friendly and efficient.

Really beautiful nature scene. I would recommend wearing comfortable shoes for the walk.

Short hike to the falls, great to see but the view is a little restricted. However it is definitely a must see when you are visiting the area or doing the Panorama Tour! 🏞️ Falls, Hike, View, Tour, Area. #Waterfall #Hike #Panorama #Travel

This was a must see. It’s beautiful and an easy walk down to the fall. It takes about 5min to get from your car to the view point. It was R20 entry.

R25 per person entrance. 5 minute walk from the entrance to the viewing deck of the falls. Falls are beautiful but nothing else to do or see at this stop.

You can't swim by the main waterfall. There are other smaller pools to swim in and a man made rock pool with a waterfall if you hike upwards. There are picnic facilities and bathrooms.

After many years, we were back at this once beautiful place. The beautiful pool is now separated by an ugly fence and swimming is forbidden. The entrance fee is a ridiculously high 50 ZAR per person, with the deception that the braai stands on the grounds can be used. We left straight away.

Had a great time there today had a lot of mist but great spot - river empty this time around

Nice place, although the "falls"-area is blocked by a fence now. Just for visiting the falls, R150 entrance fee for internationals is actually overdone. Unless you want to walk for some time in the cold water, you will not spend much more time than 5 minutes there.

Very fun place. Seems a bit like a public swimming area. Some families with picknick things were there. As the pools are fairly spread its easy to find “your own little corner” very gorgeous place for a nice sunset swim.

We often go hiking in this area and it's still a favourite for spectacular views and landscape. The infrastructure of the picnic area is not well maintained, although functional. The pools have been fenced off. The trail is overgrown and not easy to follow anymore; this could be due to the recent rains and perhaps it will be cleared as the season changes. It's best to have cash on hand to pay the small entrance fee.

What a wonderful place. The entrance fee is R20 per person and I think that it was well worth it. One of the most underrated places in Mpumalanga. The waterfalls and pools are fantastic and the kids and I had a great time swimming and exploring. The picnic and braai facilities are great and there are change rooms and toilets which were in a good condition.

Ample parking. Entrance was R15 pp. A nice stop over and was really worth it. Apparently you can do wet abseiling. I will need to find out as that could be epic. Just a note that there were no bathrooms.

Was nice to see the falls, but in my opinion, it's not really worth it. There are soooo many holes to slip in and would not recommend bringing a kid. However, I would love to do the absailing that is offered at the falls.

This was a pretty view. the front desk gentleman was friendly and communicated well, however it’s a little rundown. Not the safest place for kiddos as there are steep drops that aren’t fenced off. The place could do with a little bit of tlc. But all in all it was very pretty.

View is breathtaking, road is a bit bumpy getting there. Entry fee is R50 You can dip your feet in the water

There's a couple of waterfalls two witness at this location, main two rivers join to make one stream. The area has beautiful places for taking pictures and seeing marvels of nature. Entry fee per person are very small, about R15, for that you get a parking however there are no ablutions in the area. It is a bit rocky and slippery especially in summer season, it may not be suitable for kids to roam freely and people with disabilities.

Very scenic place. You will easily drive past it. R15 pp

The waterfall is hidden a bit by the bridge support structure but still pretty. The garden was beautiful and we took some lovely photos. Small entrance fee with a friendly gaurd

We had a really, really awesome time with Kestell. Super professional super safety concerned. We did three activities. Absaleing Geckoing Candle light caving All three were really fun and I recommend the caving, very cool.

Great experience, had a wonderful time geckoing down the Sabie river for 3km. We did a cliff jump and a cool natural rapids slide at the end. 💰 Value for money We wore wetsuits so we didn't feel the full brunt of the rocks and river shoes, which I would also highly recommend doing.🌝 If you wear glasses, don't take them- you'll lose them if not on the first rapid then definitely the second. If you can wear contacts ( just close your eyes in the water) it's important to see the rocks ahead.👀 Kestell is such a lovely, down-to-earth guy, we felt safe the entire time and are now wanting to do do the caving with him.🙈

We had really great time. The fall are breathtaking and the trail is a “must do” if you visit Sabie.

Sooooo much fun! Canyoning’ll blowing your mind.we had a wonderful time on this adventure!

Absolutely awesome 😊 we did the forest cruise/ caving by candlelight & kloofing. Kestell is a wonderful guide/ knowledgeable & down to earth. Cant wait for our next trip to have more awesome adventures 😊

What a fantastic experience. Kestell made us feel safe at all times and made our trip knowledgeable, exciting and one to remember.

Did Forest cruise with Kestell today. Great fun, highly recommended. Get in Kestell ‘s bakkie, he drives you up to the secret waterfall. It’s a beautiful spot, amazing waterfall, great for swimming and bum sliding. Kestell’s is a super nice guy as is Barbara his amazing sidekick in the office. Thanks for a lovely morning of fun.

This is absolutely beautiful !!! A must go !!! We drove all the way from Gauteng (323km with our motorcycle 🏍️💨 just to see this and it was worth every mile !! It's absolutely beautiful, breathe taking and also looks like something out of a fairytale, when walking you see and feel nature the atmosphere, the hike is awesome and kids and adults that are adventurous can enjoy it. It's a full experience, there are hidden waterfalls aswell, as there are like little paths you can go down, we found hidden waterfalls 😉 and have the most beautiful photos, aswell as the big waterfall were you can actually go close to and isn't fenced off !! I recommend this place over any other waterfall in Sabie by far ( have a look on my other reviews) Love love love and a must !!!

Beautiful nature soeaks for itself, 15minute hike, also beautiful in itself, needed slight maintenance from overgrowth. Fees were payable, ablutions were is good shape. Road to location was shockingly bad!!!

The entrance fee is R20... it's quite an uphill walk if you are a bit unfit and the path is very slippery at times. Wear comfortable non- slip shoes for this walk. I wore sneakers, and I still slipped and fell on the way down the path. Awesome views on the drive up to the entrance of the falls. This was a gravel road, but way better than most of the tar roads in the area

The breathtaking waterfall, nestled amidst lush greenery and towering cliffs, made the journey more than worthwhile. The surrounding nature added to the charm, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and photography lovers alike. The short hike to reach the falls was enjoyable and well-marked. However, despite the wonders that awaited us at Bridal Veil Falls, there was one downside that cannot be overlooked - the condition of the road leading to the site. The journey to reach this natural gem was marred by a bumpy and poorly maintained road, which added some discomfort to the trip. Overall it was still a lovely experience.

A really beautiful Falls where you can get up close with the fresh spring water. If you carrying a camera I would advise you carry a protective casing to protect your gear. The hike to the Falls is some good cardio too.

A short steep walk, but absolutely worth it. The waterfall hasn't seen much rain to form the "veil" yet, but it is still luscious and green and definitely a highlight on the Panorama Route. Entrance is @R15 per adult and they have card facilities. There are bathrooms on site that are in fair condition. Please keep in mind that the gravel road and potholes that lead to the site can be bad.

Areas in the Lowveld received significant amounts of rain during the month of February. The persistent rain has been unprecedented and thus we had to go and see our favourite Sabie waterfall. A trip to the Bridal Veil is never in vain, but oh goodness! this was incredible! In 20 years I've never seen it in this splendor. Be sure to take an umbrella or rain coat, the misty spray is an unavoidable delight. It's regrettable that the road towards the entrance is in such poor condition, but if you take it slow it should be okay. Oh what fun to feel so alive in nature!

The waterfall is absolutely beautiful, but the road to get there, not so much. We nearly turned back but a car coming from the falls stopped and told us it's worth it. Well, my car survived and it was worth it. The falls are stunning. There are ablutions and a picnic area. Make sure you wear appropriate shoes as it's quite slippery. R50 entrance - card machine.

Went with my husband to see the water fall, We were first at Bridal Vail waterfall and the experience there was much better than lone creek, you walk and it's trees and boom you see the water fall and it's fenced off (unlike bridal Vail waterfall) and then you walk over a bridge and that's it . Nothing interesting or like the same as bridal Vail waterfall where you actually feel nature, have quite a hike and also see flowers, plants, hidden water falls were you can go and even the big watefall you can actually get a rock stand at the back of it feel everything and also we spend a lot more time there than here at lone creek. If we were at lone creek 15min in and out it's alot. We spend 4 hours at Bridal Vail waterfall and it was amazing, beautiful, an experience!! And so special, Would recommend lone creek falls for people who want to walk on concrete with their white Nike's and just have a look at a fenced waterfall to say " they were near the waterfall in Sabie" NOT FOR ADVENTUROUS PEOPLE, DOWN TO EARTH and people who actually want to experience the full course of nature and how beautiful it actually is. GO TO BRIDAL VAIL FALLS !!! I have a review on bridal Vail falls, go have a look at that photos and how beautiful it is people and how it actually looks like a fairytale.

I went there less than a week ago the price has changed to R50pp and it was beautiful with nice photography spots. The only problem l had was the road going there..

Lone creek Falls have forever been a part of my Sabie experience and will continue going forward, Its great to see the are being looked after, managed and cleaned. the additional facilities to braai and have a picnic, but should be managed accordingly as you are in nature and theres no need for cars to be blearing music that you can hear over the waterfall at the waterfall which was slighly dissapointing considering its quite a pricey entry fee to visit the waterfall at R75 per person as a south african resident which the gate keeper wouldnt take no for an answer as the published Prices are R36 at the more expensive end and he stated out ID and or Drivers license was not valid to get the SADC rates

Mpumalanga does it again with the falls. My only complaint is they have built barricades to restrict people from getting into the water but guys, these places are so gorgeous. Amazing thing about this falls is there is a walk towards the waterfall. The walk is sweet as the vegetation is pretty and soothing. The cherry on the top is the anticipation of the waterfall as it gets louder as u reach closer. Getting there is great, leaving is a problem coz u just won't want to leave. So soothing and amazing. God's creation is just so unchallenged.

Very short Trail, waterfall not very specatular. Better to see other watefalls.

Drive into and out of the falls was very bumpy and LOTS of pot holes. R36 entrance fee is reasonable, kids under 6 are free. Falls are beautiful and scenery well kept. Fencing to keep the crowds out of nature and safe from drowning. With the falls being less than 100m from the parking, very easy to visit.

Beautiful little gem near Sabie. Peaceful, green, and worth the short walk.

Unreal, this place is awesome, nothing to say see for yourselves

You have a beautiful hike through a forest for about 200meters until you get to the beautiful sighting of the falls. This is on private land and the entrance is R20 per person.

Beautiful place to visit but I don't think it is worth it unless you visit all 3 waterfalls on that road. The road is shocking so many potholes. The parking fee is R10 - R20 and each waterfall as well and don't leave valuables inside. The is a place next door called trout and about where you can do fly fishing for trout

The falls are breath taking. The journey to get there is horrendous! Potholes galore, long remote driving, dirt roads... followed by a long hike into the forest. If you aren't into creepy crawlies, don't do this! Security is an issue. No guided hikes, you are on your own.

Are the roads good? No Is the walk to the falls well kept? No Is it worth it? Yes Horseshoe is beautiful, with pools to explore and very tidy facilities where you can buy drinks and ice cream. There are also triangular chalets that can be rented, however, the road leading to horseshoe falls is so ridden with potholes, you'll probably not want to drive anywhere unless absolutely necessary.

Absolutely beautiful, this waterfall has been kept in its natural state without any rails or man made structures. There is a beautiful forest trail to the waterfall and some natural pools to swim in along the way.

The toboggan ride offers a fun and thrilling experience for anyone who loves a little speed. The way down the track feels like you are flying, even though you are in control. The ride up the hill offers some spectacular views of the scenery around the tracks. The sounds of the wind and the sliding are a core memory. It is always a good time to go tobogganing.

1.7 km of pure adrenaline! 🌄🎢 What an unforgettable experience—this ride takes you soaring through the valley, twisting and turning with breathtaking views all around. It’s thrilling, scenic, and just plain amazing. Every second is packed with excitement and awe. If you’re craving adventure, this is it!

Exactly what you expect. A thrilling ride that is long enough to get the heart racing but short enough to want more. What is impressive is that the brake is on by default and the driver needs to push the lever forward to disengage. If you get scared or panic and let go of the lever it will brake by itself. Awsome ride

What a thrilling ride, a definite must try for all my adrenaline seekers.

Wow, an amazing experience. We did it on a Monday and had no waiting time. A bakkie takes you to the start. If u are in the area, its something u should do. The toboggan was just a thrill. I just wont recommend children under 10 years to do it as it can be quite fast

Amazing experience! I went here with a large group of Americans through EF tours and it was so fun! The ride was nerve-wracking but all in all very safe. I don't usually enjoy fast rides, but I still had fun!

What a lovely experience and breathtaking venue this is. A hidden gem. A bit expensive for a family of 5, so not sure we'd do it again but it's one to remember. We were greeted by friendly staff who got us up to our toboggans in no time. The rides are dangerous without helmets, but we did it once and the kids and adults had the most thrilling rides with the most breathtaking views. We thoroughly enjoyed this outing and the children will forever remember their tobogganing experience. We recommended it to friends and family who live in SA, but it's a bit too expensive for most living there. Would be nice to visit again. Kids said best ride ever!

If you stay in Lydenburg you can do a 200 km round trip Via Longtom pass - Gods Window - Mac Mac fall - And the outlook on Blyderivier canyon .. Then Orighstadt and if time you can also visit Pelgrims rest that is just 60 km from Lydenburg . These pictures are from Long Tom Pass and the Longtom canon .

Beautiful but misty at night time and afternoon time

Beutiful landscape.Driving through the pass a good experience

The views were spectacular there were some roadworks where pieces were cut out of the road without warning but other than that the most beautiful Pass I drove on in South Africa.

Awe inspiringly beautiful sights and viewpoints. The road surface is good, and the pass is a fun drive. Definitely worth the time if you’re in the area!

For a biker it is always a nice place to visit

Beautiful views and nice fresh air.

The museum itself is a museum piece. It's how museums were, before we knew how to actually tell stories. Horribly dark, (both content and lighting), no flow, jumbled, storyboards that elide the harsh truth. Needs a complete re-vamp. Worth visiting but look at it sideways , and read between the lines.

You can learn quite a number of things here. Worth a visit. There are also some hiking routes inside the reserve even though they can be confusing because they are not marked.

We appreciated finding the museum. A good standard of presentation and something for everyone, young and old

Very interesting museum with lots of information about Lydenburg and the vicinity. Photos and relics on display spanning many decades of the indigenous people as well as the Voortrekkers and from the Boer wars to name but a few. Very quiet. Hardly visited by anyone anymore. Buildings and surround needs maintenance. Some of the artifacts left in the open and exposed are almost totally beyond repair. A shame to let history be lost in such a way

We have popped into the museum while en route to KNP - the museum itself is really nice - and free - but it clearly hasn't been renovated since 80's (or 90's) and might be found boring by some. Apart from that - everything is presented clearly, kept in order and there are a lot of curious artefacts in there, like carvings from the Boer prisoners-of-war camps or pieces from Lyndenburg history. Also you can visit the reserve just going further through the gates - we didn't do that due to the lack of time, and regret this a bit.

We were really surprised at the informative and professional exhibits inside the museum on the history and culture of the region. Also the free pamphlets and maps of the surrounds were appreciated. Entrance is also free! Outside exhibits are rather "random" and "unusual". It would be lovely if picnic places are erected in the large outdoor area.

Very interesting history of the area

The Sudwala Caves are absolutely beautiful! Inside was cool and magical, and I loved learning about the history and formations. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, which made the experience even better. Definitely a place worth visiting if you enjoy nature and exploring.

Very worth the trip! The cave tour was very interesting and our guide was great. It lasted about 45 minutes. We also did the zip lining which was awesome! The staff were professional, friendly and fun. The facilities were very well kept. For these reasons we found the price of admission very reasonable. I would recommend visiting!

Great activity to do with the family. Very friendly to all ages with an exception to walking through a small passage (difficult for the elderly as you need to crouch). Decently priced and Shadrack was an amazing tour guide. More than welcome to take pics and spend time in the caves even when the guide is done. Awesome gift shop, has zip lining and a beautiful crystal tour that's approx 5hrs long but definitely worth it.

This was a great shared experience with our kids. Our guide, John, was an absolute star, answering any questions the young ones had, adding quirky comments with a clear passion for the tourism industry and his internship! Bonus points for also being a tour photographer :D They have tours every 15 - 20 minutes, so the wait is not long at all.

The experiance was amazing we paid R140 per person and our tour guide John was fantastic we learned alot about the cave men and also about how the caves developed its really a must to see great south african history

A beautiful spot in South Africa to visit. The cave is interesting, stalactites, stalagmite’s, fossils, high ceilings and deep - 600m. You can go deeper to the crystal chamber to experience the crystal cave which is a 6km round trip by booking in advance. Our guide was entertaining and informative, jokes were a bit cheesy, suited rather to school groups.

Top guides, very informative about the caves. Little bit cold 🥶 inside the caves. Great life experience.