A 20 minute drive from Hoedspruit takes you to the base of the rugged Drakensburg Mountains below the Blyde dam wall. There one begins a 15 minute hike through indigenous forest before reaching the first of three waterfalls.

Here one can simply relax in beautiful surroundings, or jump off the rocks and swim in the pool below the falls. For those with more energy, hiking up stream reveals two more waterfalls.  

Following a trip up the mountain via the J.G Strydom tunnel, the trail starts with a short but steep descent and proceeds along a gushing stream. The stream has deposited large amounts of Tufa over time, which has produced amazing caves and rock formations.

Due to the steep gradient the route requires hikers to make use of several ladders and to negotiate several river crossings. On your way down, the trail descends through bat caves and cascading waterfalls where one can jump off into clear pools. There are a number of swimming opportunities along the route.

The hike ends walking through the village where the local children run to meet you with big smiles and excitement!

A tour of the reptile park is designed to allow for an unforgettable hands on experience with a number of animals at the park.

You will be guided through the facility, and gain an intimate hands on experience with live animals. You will be allowed to feed, touch and photograph some of the more interesting reptiles, and your guide will take reptiles out of the enclosures for you to genuinely interact with the animals in a safe humane manner. There is also an education aspect to the centre as well. During your visit you will learn more about the safe handling and first aid to use when dealing with reptiles, and what to do/ not to do in the event of an emergency.

Lying in the heart of the Lowveld is a wildlife sanctuary like no other, its atmosphere so unique that it allows those who enter its vastness to immerse themselves in the endless wilderness that is the true quality of Africa.

The Kruger National Park is a remarkable reserve offering an incredible experience of Africa at its most wild. It is home to more species of mammals than any other African Game Reserve including the Big 5 (buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and rhino).

The Kruger Park is a self-drive destination, with an excellent infrastructure that includes picnic sites, rest camps, waterholes and hides.