Mpumalanga Overview
Although Mpumalanga is not the only province in South Africa with excellent game viewing, national p
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In and Around
Mpumalanga
Game Reserves National Park Entrances Tourism Regions Towns
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Graskop Travel Guide
Samantha Black, Graskop
Graskop is the closest town to the Blyde River Canyon and Bourke’s Luck Potholes, so it’s a convenient place to stop for lunch on the Panorama Route.Well, it is convenient but it’s more convenient if you decide to havelunch at ...read on
Hazyview Travel Guide
Samantha Black, Hazyview
Although most of the smaller towns in this part of Mpumalanga are close to the Kruger National Park, Hazyview is the closest – just a short hop to the Phabeni, Numbi and Kruger Gates. It’s a pretty little town with some lovely ...read on
Mpumalanga Travel Guide
Samantha Black, Mpumalanga
Although Mpumalanga is not the only province in South Africa with excellent game viewing, national parks and luxury lodges, it's here that the safari experience has been perfected. About half the Kruger National Park is in this l ...read on
Nelspruit Travel Guide
Samantha Black, Nelspruit
Nelspruit is the biggest town in Mpumalanga, so it’s definitely the place to go for real shopping or any other infrastructural need. The KMIA (Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport), which is just outside the town, is the nearest airport to the ...read on
Sabie Travel Guide
Samantha Black, Sabie
The small town of Sabie is right on Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route, which means it’s in the middle of some fabulous scenery, surrounded by waterfalls, forests and gorgeous views. There are great mountain biking trails in the forests n ...read on
White River Travel Guide
Samantha Black, White River
White River has just sufficient altitude to escape the nasty old anopheles mosquitoes that plague the not-too-distant Kruger National Park and the rest of the Lowveld, so it’s quite a good place to spend themosquito-haunted nights if you’re spending the days in ...read on
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