Five stunning spots in the Lowveld
This region is the hub of Mpumalanga and there's a lot to do and see. Here are our top-five places:
1. Bourke’s Luck Potholes
The potholes, situated 35 kilometres north of Graskop, were named after a gold digger, Tom Bourke. This natural water feature marks the beginning of the Blyde River Canyon.
2. Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains
These are renowned for their ancient green rocks with their unique scientific record of the prehistory of the earth and for the stories of people in pursuit of hidden gold. Also referred to as the “Genesis of Life”, the geology includes the best preserved ancient rocks on the planet.
3. Sudwala Caves
They offer a fascinating trip into the earth’s interior. No ropes or cables are needed – just yourself and a sense of wonder.
4. Shangaan Cultural Village
Explore the culture and spirit of the Shangaan people. Relive their story through music, dance and art
5. Mafunyane Riverside Water Park
Chill and thrill with the little ones on the slip and slides, the sparkling pools and enjoy great activities for the whole family.
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