Getaways in Mpumalanga
located in Piet Retief
We have four beautiful thatched chalets that are safe and very private. Each chalet has a large room with a sitting and dining area. The bathrooms have a full shower and a bath.
located in Nelspruit
Rock View Lodge is set on a game farm in the heart of the Lowveld. It is 10 minutes west of Nelspruit on the N4. This tranquil game and fishing estate is within close proximity of the Kruger National...
located in Nelspruit
Awarded best B&B in Nelspruit, Haden's Rest is a respite for weary travellers. The unique location is central to all activities and destinations. We offer ideal accommodation with exceptional rates, ...
located in Kruger National Park
Kings Camp is situated in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve adjacent and open to the Kruger National Park. It is positioned on the edge of a savannah plain scattered with acacia trees, offering gracious...
located in Lydenburg
The Red Barn is the top country wedding and function venue in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga. We also host many corporate team-building groups. Our self-catering accommodation, The Stables , offers guests every...
located in Belfast
Nestled in an idyllic setting between Dullstroom and Belfast, Little Troutbeck offers great accommodation to nature-loving groups visiting this part of Mpumalanga.
located in Marloth Park
Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge is situated in the Mpumalanga Province in the "Wild Frontier" region, just beyond the Crocodile River and forms a natural border with the Kruger National Park. Royale Marlothi...
located in Hendrina
Marina's Guest House is situated in a very peaceful farm location, with beautiful views, overlooking a dam. Marina’s Guest House offers budget self-catering or overnight accommodation with is comfortable...
located in Kruger National Park
Okwamanje is a self-catering thatched unit which is situated in Marloth Park, between Lionspruit and the Crocodile River which separates this paradise from The Kruger National Park. Lionspruit is a game...
located in Kaapsehoop
Kaapsche Hoop, also known as Kaapsehoop or Kaapse Hoop, dates from the famous gold rush of the late 1880s where fortunes were made and more often, lost. Nestled on the edge of the Mpumalanga escarpment...
