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Mountains

Crystal Springs Mountain Lodge, Mpumalanga

Crystal Springs Mountain Lodge, 1 800m up in Mpumalanga’s majestic mountains, is a place of dramatic vistas – deep valleys, purple-patched mountains and steep rocky slopes that burst with colourful flowers and endemic plants. Rated as one of the best big resorts in the country, Crystal Springs is a great place to unwind. more

Mountain passes of the Little Karoo

There are few more visually dramatic road trip routes to be undertaken in South Africa than a drive along the R62, occasionally veering off to weave in and out of the Swartberg range through some great mountain passes. This is the Little Karoo, where the Cape Folded Mountains loom like craggy sentinels. more

Ben McDhui Mountain

Ben Mcdhui in South Africa is part of the Drakensberg range, a hikers’ and nature lovers' paradise in all seasons. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of recreational activities like biking and fly fishing in summer, and being there in winter is all about snow, log fires and sublime seclusion. more

Kgaswane Mountain Nature Reserve, North West

The Kgaswane Mountain Reserve outside Rustenburg lies in the Magaliesberg mountains, 1 of the oldest mountain ranges on Earth. It is conveniently located about an hour and a half from Johannesburg or Pretoria, and attracts hikers, mountain bikers and birders. more

Table Mountain, Cape Town

Table Mountain is South Africa’s best-known landmark, but what many don’t know is that it is also a hiker’s paradise with numerous trails, amazing views and plenty of interesting facts to learn. Oh, and it's part of a national park. And all this in the heart of the Mother City. more

Mountain passes of the Eastern Cape Highlands

If you want an outdoor adventure package that involves natural history, trout fishing in cold waters, 4x4 trails, a taste of farm life, meetings with living legends, and the pure bliss of driving around the mountain heights, then book a week off and come to the Eastern Cape Highlands. more

Mountains

The mountain ranges of South Africa are some of the oldest and most beautiful in the world. They include Cape Town's Table Mountain and KwaZulu-Natal's uKhahlamba-Drakensberg ranges, plus other wonders like the ancient Magaliesberg and the magnificent Cederberg range. Visit them to hike, bike, fish, bird, climb and abseil. more

The Magaliesberg Mountains

The Magaliesberg mountain range stretches across two of South Africa's provinces – Gauteng and North West. Formed around 2-million years ago during a period of geological upheaval, the Magaliesberg mountains are nearly 100 times older than Mount Everest and have a unique geology, topography and history. more

The Drakensberg Mountains

High up in the Drakensberg mountains you’ll discover spectacular views, scenic hiking trails, unique fauna and flora, ancient rock art and an endless supply of fresh mountain air. The Drakensberg is a place where you can get away from it all and discover what it feels like to be on top of the world. more

Overnight in a Drakensberg cave, KwaZulu-Natal

Make hiking in the Drakensberg an even more memorable experience when you overnight in a cave. Don’t expect hot-and-cold running water and other creature comforts, but rather an awesome back-to-nature experience as you see the dawn break or the sun go down from your rocky eyrie. more

The Cederberg Mountains, Western Cape

The Cederberg Mountains are home to dramatic sandstone formations like the Maltese Cross and rich plant and animal life. These mountains also enchant visitors with their San rock paintings, and are an excellent destination for rock climbing and hiking. more

The Wolkberg Wilderness

The Wolkberg Wilderness Mountain Reserve in Limpopo is a day-tripper's delight with plenty to see and do. Also known as the 'cloudy mountains', the Wolkberg Wilderness offers gorgeous picnic spots, rivers, waterfalls and walking trails, as well as rich bird and mammal life. more

God’s Window, Mpumalanga

No brochure, website or travel magazine will prepare you for the spectacular view from God’s Window, one of the most scenic vantage points in South Africa, situated along the Panorama Route in the Mpumalanga province. more

Myths and Legends

In discovering South Africa's myths and legends, you will journey to the many beautiful and remote areas peopled by storytellers who perpetuate an important oral tradition. Their tales will fascinate you while the landscape gently lulls you into believing what South Africans have believed for centuries: there is a marvelous magic in our fresh air. more

The Three Rondavels

The Three Rondavels on Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route give a spectacular view over the Blyde River Canyon – the world’s third largest canyon. Shaped like traditional African beehive huts, the Three Rondavels form 3 huge rock spirals rising from the far wall of the canyon. more