Hands down, the most incredible national park in South Africa. In our 23 trips over the last 15 years, we've explored only 60% of the roads and camps in the park. It NEVER disappoints. Any season, any weather... it's heaven on Earth.

What an experience. Kruger National Park was beautiful. The people working there were very nice, and everything looked very well taken care of. You really feel like you’re nature’s guest, not the other way around. Seeing elephants, rhinos, giraffes, etc., was an experience I’ll never forget.

The place was incredible! Amazing to see these beautiful animals so close in their natural environment. Even with just a day trip, we managed to see plenty including lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos, impala, Cape buffalo and more.

It was a great surprise. The roads are great, we saw many animals all the time, we stayed one night in Skukusa rest camp. It was super new bungalow. Nice restaurants around with good food. I recommend this trip to everybody.

Brilliant! A vast park where you are guaranteed to see the Big Five up close, in their own habitat. I recommend using a local guide as they share sightings with each other and respect the animals. We saw an unbelievably diverse range of wildlife. We stayed at Buffelshoek in Manyeleti. A very welcoming camp and close to the action. Fully catered and offering two safari drives a day.

The pictures really speak for themselves – this is an unforgettable experience. To make the most of it, I’d recommend planning at least three days. That way you have enough time to enjoy both perspectives: one self-drive safari, where you set your own pace and explore freely, and at least one guided safari, where an experienced ranger can point out wildlife you might otherwise miss.

I recently visited this national park and it was an unforgettable experience! The variety of wild animals here is incredible — I was lucky enough to spot the big 5 and even a few rare bird species while exploring the trails. It feels like stepping right into nature’s home, where every corner brings something new and exciting. What makes the trip even more enjoyable are the thoughtfully designed rest areas. They’re clean, comfortable, and perfectly placed, so you can pause, enjoy the scenery, and recharge before continuing your adventure. Some even have shaded picnic spots with breathtaking views of the landscape, making them ideal for families or anyone wanting a quiet moment to relax. Overall, this park is a perfect balance of adventure and comfort. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast or just someone looking for a peaceful getaway.

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!

Turn off the highway into the car park, after paying your entry fee. The path accesses 5 view points as it ascends - the first at the car park & easily accessed as is #2. #3 is accessed before the steps ascend steeply into the rainforest section for the last 2 spots. We were there on a cloudy day so views were limited but would change as tge clouds .oved. Views are great. In car park are a number of market stalls, as well as toilets. Worth a lot especially on fine day.

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.

Come here to get your education about elephants and see up close these beautiful gentle giants! We came as part of our tour and the group wasn’t too big. First, you get a nice introduction of the elephants and see a bit of their personalities. The handlers tell of the elephants backgrounds and information on each individual elephant. Then you get to have a hands on experience with the elephants and can even go for a short walk with them (extra $). Overall, the handlers seemed to care extensively for the elephants and we really enjoyed getting to hear statistics about them! Definitely recommend if you are an animal lover.

It was a magical experience, the trainers educated us on the elephants, allowed us to touch the elephants with several photo opportunities. We went for a ride and it was mesmerizing to be able to ride an elephant in South Africa. A great and unforgettable adventure.

One of the best experiences I’ve ever had! It’s something truly unique, you won’t find anything like it anywhere else in the world. Being so close and personal with these incredible elephants was both humbling and unforgettable. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly care deeply for the animals. It’s an experience that stays with you long after you leave absolutely worth it!

What a cool & fun experience this was!! The staff were great & we learned a lot about elephants. Getting to ride one was icing on the cake! I loved that we were able to touch different parts of the elephants. I recommend paying the extra money & putting them to bed!

Very informative session. We learnt a lot. It was evident that the staff cared about the elephants as seen in the way they spoke to them and about them. We loved the experience. Next time we will do the sunset ride.

Its a must if you go to the area!! I had such a good experience. You get to learn and know so much about the elephants. Never thought I will be that nervous to even touch one. The whole team do an absolute great job!!

I had an absolutely amazing time, we met Tembo upclose but the other lovely elephants(Lindiwe, Andile, Shamwari and the cute bull named after a tree I forgot his name 🙃😘) showed us some amazing tricks they learned. It was an educational experience — the team allowed us to also ask Tembo to do some tricks for us. Experiencing these majestic creatures so close and even getting to hug them was amazing. I got the 1hr interaction which comprised of about 30m learning and 30m playtime with Tembo. 😍

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 ❤️❤️

On panoramic route & second stop of the day & wow. Short drive into complex & pay to enter. There is a museum to cover its gold history, market stalls incl undercover, a cafe, toilets & of course the views. A walk downhill gives immediate water views. On left path shows the rivers meeting, the cascades, the potholes & the wishing well. Onwards to tge river & falls/cascades. Back on tge low path & over the 2nd bridge before the climb back up. Well worth tge visit. Tglhe ladies singing & dancing were a bonus

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.

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.

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.

Very beautiful place. R25 entry fee is nothing compared to the beautiful scenary. The vendors here sell really nice craft - I recommend supporting them as this is their only livelihood. Be mindful of the weather as this area is usually having thunderstorms and most importantly drive carefully. There are not many guard rails around this area and based on the signage be cautious of the fog, steep incline roads, rain and sharp curves.

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

Very beautiful sight to see, not quite what we expected though - we paid R20 per person to go through the gate, they have a few stalls there with paintings and a few african traditional items for sale. We did a little walk along the trail over some rocky walk paths all the way down to the viewpoint for the waterfall. The paths are covered in rocks, please wear comfy walking shoes when you come here. We could see a bit of the gorge also along the pathway. The viewpoint has pallesades which you can look through at the waterfall. We turned around and followed another path that leads a bit upward and reached the main road... you could actually enter the premesis from there also, instead of paying to park at the parkinglot by the stalls. We made a turn at their public restrooms and saw another walkway. We went and had a look at it, but we had to climb ontop of massive rocks and could see the valley from there, but no trail, so we climbed back down and walked back to the parking. We are glad we made the stop to go see this waterfall.

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!

Off Panoramic Route, you need to pay a toll to enter. Once inside there is parking - was busy when we visited with at least 3 tourist coaches. Where you park is adjacent to numerous market stalls & small cafe. The views from the lookouts are amazing - was cloudy when we visited which obscured some views. Paths to lookouts aren't bad but watch your steps particularly if you go off path. Well worth the visit especially if a clear day.

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

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.

As we stopped in the parking area we could hear the waterfall after all the rain they had. Walking down the walkway through the trees we could feel the fine mist from the falls falling on us and as we turned to the view point we were blown away by what we saw. The water was gushing down. It was super cool! This place is beautiful and affordable.

Two words: amazing and peaceful (we loved the place) we were doing a video shoot for a wedding invitation. What an spectacular environment

The Lowveld National Botanical Garden offers an exceptional visitor experience, showcasing both natural beauty and ecological diversity. The rainforest section is particularly impressive, providing an immersive environment that highlights the region’s unique flora. The Cascade Waterfall is another outstanding feature, presenting a striking visual focal point and enhancing the overall ambience of the garden. While the site is well-maintained, there is an observable concern regarding waste accumulation in certain areas of the Crocodile River, where plastic bottles and paper occasionally collect. This underscores the importance of visitor responsibility in preserving the ecological integrity of the space. In conclusion, the garden remains a premier destination for relaxation, education, and environmental appreciation, deserving of the highest rating.

The gardens are perfectly maintained. What a great selection of different plant species. Love the cycads.

The waterfall is amazing the route feels like you are in a different world

Beautiful place. Family loved it.

The gardens are maintained beautifuly, I had an amazing experience👌

We had an incredible time at the Bird of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre! The bird demonstration was both exciting and educational, and we also tried our hand at fly fishing at their dam - each one of the boys caught a fish, which made the experience all the more memorable. There’s a jungle gym to keep the little ones entertained if they get tired of fishing, and the area is perfect for a relaxing picnic too. Highly recommended for a fun family outing!

Worth the visit, just check on their website for dates when they are open. Amazing how these people take care of the birds that has injuries. The flight show is also spectacular to visit. Would definitely pop in again when I am that site. You can also sponsor birds. They also have a shop where you can buy items to support these birds. They have a small restaurant that you can stop and have something to eat. You can also do fly-fishing or have a picnic at the dam.

I had visited the Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Centre before and knew I had to bring my husband this time. Just as I remembered, the live demonstration was outstanding. The information boards are thoughtfully designed, sharing the unique stories of each bird in a captivating way. We’ll definitely visit again in the future – hopefully with our own kids!

Trout dam, well stocked! Honest, the guy who helped me was very polite and helpful… as were the ladies at the front. Mike - the bird handler who did the demonstration was a great entertainer and the show was amazing. The facility as a whole is very well kept and the birds are appreciated and well looked after! I’ll be back

We spent a very windy midday out trout fishing. The staff are very helpful and the whole fishing experience totally worth it and rewarding. We caught 5 very decently sized trout fish. Definitely coming back to check out the birds next time and do more fishing 😁

I arranged a personalized experience for my wife's birthday, where we had an unforgettable encounter with majestic animals. Abigail, our guide, demonstrated remarkable professionalism and expertise, patiently guiding us through everything we needed to understand. I highly recommend this experience and look forward to returning. Huge thanks to Richard, Abigail, and the entire Birds of Prey team for making our day extraordinary!

Well worth a visit, especially if you can join one of the flight shows (about an hour long). Self-guided walk through takes about 45 min. About R80 per South African adult. Details are on the website.

Visiting the sanctuary was truly special. Sbu our guide was incredibly informative, shared moving stories about the chimp's hardships and recovery. Seeing these amazing animals thrive despite their tough past was heartwarming. The sanctuary's dedication shines through making this visit an unforgettable experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended! Let me know if you'd like any tweaks!

Chimp Eden is an incredible place doing vital work in chimpanzee conservation and rehabilitation. Visiting the sanctuary is both educational and moving—you get to learn about the individual chimps’ stories, many of whom were rescued from heartbreaking situations. The guided tour is informative, respectful, and well-paced, offering a close (yet safe) look at these amazing animals in a natural and peaceful setting. The staff are clearly passionate and knowledgeable, and their care for the chimps shines through. It’s a must-visit if you’re in the area—perfect for families, animal lovers, or anyone wanting to support ethical wildlife efforts. Truly humbling and unforgettable.

We took the late tour and were the only guests, which made it a wonderfully private experience. Our guides, Conell and Martin, were absolutely amazing, so passionate and knowledgeable. Conell shared the background stories of each individual chimp, which was truly lovely to hear. We especially enjoyed meeting Jessica (the boss lady) and the wonder baby Thabu. Thank you for the fantastic experience and the important work you’re doing. Keep it up!

I had the most amazing experience there today. It was so eye opening to hear the stories these beautiful animals have been through, my heart was broken to hear how horrible humans are. But visiting today made my whole heart feel full. Seeing how beautiful and happy these chimps are and the amazing work all the lovely people have put in to make a beautiful safe and happy environment for them. Thank you to Natasha for the lovely tour and for being so informative, friendly and for loving these chimps so much. The connection between them is incredible.

Not bad didn't go for long but worth a visit just to donate to a great cause

Incredible experience, with great educational value. Truly enriches one's knowledge. Guides are passionate and convey valuable and interesting facts about the chimps. Definitely recommended.

An amazing experience! The histories of the chimps are heartbreaking and the work that the Jane Goodall Foundation does is phenomenal. Our guide Martin was fantastic!

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.

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.

I had the Whisky tasting in 2023 and recently went back for their Tequila and Rum tasting and I enjoyed it. The knowledgeable staff leads you through a curated flight of rums and tequilas, each offering unique flavors from different regions. Whether you're celebrating or just indulging in something new, it’s the perfect spot to explore the world of premium spirits in a laid-back, welcoming environment.

What a wonderful experience, was there a couple of weeks ago and the staff were so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The whiskey was amazing to taste and would highly recommend, this is a wonderful experience for whiskey lovers, they break everything down for one to understand the process of making these fine whiskeys and the difference between all the brands. The staff are trained and you can see they are passionate about what they do- thank you for a beautiful experience we will be coming back!

We had such a fantastic experience at Wild For Whiskey in Dullstroom! Note I gave a 5 star for the drinks, we didn't eat there. My husband did The World Whisk(e)y Tasting while I enjoyed the Origins Gin Tasting, and both were absolutely incredible. The staff were outstanding – friendly, knowledgeable, and explained each tasting in a way that made it fun and educational. We both learnt so much and truly appreciated the passion behind what they do. What made the visit even more special is that they’re pet friendly – we could relax and enjoy the experience with our fur baby by our side, which really made us feel at home. If you’re in Dullstroom, this is definitely a must-visit spot for whiskey and gin lovers alike. Highly recommended! 🥃🍸🐾

If you love, or even just like, whiskey and other interesting spirits, this is an absolute must-visit. Fantastic for beginners and whiskey connoisseurs alike. The service was awesome, explaining the drinks in detail and answering any questions we had with real passion and knowledge. There are soooo many drinks on their tasting menu, you're bound to find your old faves and things you've never seen before. We tasted a few rare and premium whiskeys and mescals too, and it cost us less than R300 in total. I really can't recommend this place highly enough. P.S. My only reason for rating the food 3 stars is that we didn't order food. We only got crackers with the tasting.

Very Good experience. We did gin and whiskey tasting. Extensive range of alcohol. Lady was very informative and passionate. Would recommend to visit if you’re in Dullstroom.

If you love whisky, Wild about Whisky is a must visit in Dullstroom. Whisky, gin and tequila tastings are on offer. Tastings range from R85 to more than R4,000.00, depending on the tasting experience you choose. The staff is very friendly with high energy and very informative. They also have snack platters, which goes perfectly with the drinks. 10/10 recommend this experience.

What an experience. We did the whiskey and rum taste. They literally take you through the story of how its made. I highly recommend it. It can get full so reservations are recommended. Masks is required on entry. And their coffee is amazing.