Forest Creek nestles in a gorge of the Steenkampsburg Mountains, which is the end of the Drakensberg Mountain range. Set in a Private Nature reserve of the Mpumalanga escarpment. The gorge is softened only by a blanket of shrubs and trees which have grown in this malaria-free zone over millennia. It is only when one gets to the gate of Forest Creek Lodge that the rock-strewn grassland is left behind, one climbs up, and up, and enter this little enchanted world. On this magnificent piece of land... Read more

Explore the breathtaking Bermanzi Hiking Trails in South Africa and indulge in a rustic, antique stay at the Mountain Lodge amidst nature's beauty. Embark on an unforgettable adventure and enjoy the best of hiking and mountain lodge experiences. We are open to day hikers who want to explore our famous hiking trails. Read more

School-readiness assessments, assessment of emotional and learning problems, neuropsychological assessments. Therapy for behaviour, emotional, scholastic difficulties. Read more

Mankele’s main aim is to be a safe outdoor environment with a variety of activities and accommodation options for the whole family to enjoy. Mankele is fast becoming South Africa’s favourite place to mountain bike. Situated in the heart of Mpumalanga at the foot of the escarpment. With beautiful surroundings of tropical forests, open grass lands, rivers, dams, ravines, mountains and breath taking views. We also offer Gecko Rafting, Paintballing & also Zip lining. There is something for everyone... Read more

Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Steenkamps mountains and overlooking the Kwena Dam, Lydenrust Guest Farm is situated on 160 hectares of farmland in the Kwena Basin in Mpumalanga, 30km from Lydenburg, a 2.5 hour drive from Pretoria and a 3 hour drive from Johannesburg. With a choice of comfortable and charming self-catering accommodations, Lydenrust is an idyllic holiday retreat. Whether your interests include horse-riding, hiking, mountain-biking, bird watching, or just laying back and... Read more

Dullstroom Bird Of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre was established in 1997, in the tiny fishing town of Dullstroom. The Centre started with the aim of educating the public in order to promote an awareness of the raptor species and their plight as a growing endangered species. The growing plight of our indigenous wildlife led to the establishment of a rehabilitation centre in 2000 on the premises. We have resident birds on display in enclosures with a self- guided tour. When we fly birds in our... Read more