Mpumalanga is divided into two regions. The Drakensberg Escarpment divides the province into a western half, known as the Highveld, consisting primarily of high-altitude grassland and an eastern half, the Lowveld, consisting primarily of savannah habitat.

Panoramic views, valleys, waterfalls and the Drakensberg cliff, the big five and abundance of birds. Mpumalanga has some of the most stunning scenery and game parks in South Africa.

big swing

Conquer your fears on the Big Swing in Graskop. Get your adrenaline pumping as you swing from a 68m high platform and reach the end of your journey in just three seconds. For the less daring, you can enjoy magnificent views of Graskop Falls from a 135m tightrope walk across the gorge.

eden chimpanzee

15 km outside of Nelspruit, in a 1000 hectare game reserve, is the Jane Goodall Institute’s Chimpanzee Eden. This reserve is dedicated to the conservation and rehabilitation of primates. Enjoy a day of education and inspiration at the JGI Chimpanzee Eden.

Emnotweni Casino and Entertainment World

Located in Nelspruit, Emnotweni is a popular entertainment destination in Mpumalanga. Try your luck at the casino, enjoy an exceptional meal or take a relaxing stroll through the Botanical Garden. Emnotweni is fun for the whole family.

god’s window

Located in the Blyde River Canyon, God’s Window is a lookout along the Drakensburg Escarpment. The majestic cliffs drop over 700m to the Lowveld and private game reserves. With views that last forever, God’s Window is an area of ​​scenic magnificence.

golf courses

Experience an unforgettable game of golf in Mpumalanga. Nelspruit Golf Club offers golfers a unique experience; enjoy a round of golf in an autochthonous environment. This 18-hole golf course is complemented by a clubhouse, halfway house, bar, and pro shop.

Helicopter flights with Sunrise Aviation

Based in Nelspruit and offering a variety of sightseeing and adventure tours, Sunrise Aviation gives tourists the chance to enjoy the splendor of the escarpment, waterfalls and Lowveld.

Kruger National Park

Covering an area of ​​almost 2 million hectares, the Kruger National Park is one of the largest game reserves in Africa. Kruger National Park is home to hundreds of species of mammals, birds, plants, and reptiles. Enjoy the endless African wilderness in the Kruger National Park.

Lowveld National Botanic Gardens

The African savannah, the Crocodile River and the Nels River set the stage for this Botanical Garden. Situated in the subtropical part of South Africa, the Lowveld Botanic Gardens have something to see in every season.

scenic drive

Located along the Blyde River Canyon, the scenic drive is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in South Africa. Enjoy some of the most picturesque views of the lush vegetation and abundance of wildlife in the northern Drakensburg and Lowveld.

Pilgrim’s Rest

In 1873 Pilgrim’s Rest was declared a gold field; today the entire city is a national monument. This living museum preserves the history of gold mining in Mpumalanga. Go back in time and lose yourself in history.