God's Window
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Situated on the Drakensberg escarpment in Mpumalanga is God’s Window. Just one look down and you will begin to understand why it is called "God's Window".

Did you know?
The View from God's Window has inspired and awed thousands of painters and photographers from all over the world.
With magnificent views, canyons, rock formations and waterfalls, God's Window is truly an area of breathtaking scenic splendour. It is no wonder that Mpumalanga is known as Paradise Country.

Gods Window is so called for the panoramic view of the Lowveld more than 900 m down into a lush Indigenous forest-clad ravine. The majestic cliffs plunge over 700 meters to the Lowveld and the private game reserves which have made the area one of South Africa's main wildlife destinations. God's Window is a small part of a 250km long earthwork of sheer cliffs and extravagant beauty. One can observe the hills and forests as far as the eye can see. It seems as if one can see forever!

Viewing sites are provided along the length of the spectacular Blyde River Canyon including God's Window, and there are numerous fantastic walks, hiking, horse and mountain bike trails. From the parking area, a very steep stepped footpath along the edge of the escarpment leads to the actual viewpoints.

For the best lookout points and exotic forest plants, steer away from the crowds and hike up into the clouds and the misty rainforest. Make sure you take a few refreshments along as it is very humid and an extremely steep and strenuous walk. God's Window and Graskop are perfect en-route stopping points for those visiting the Kruger National Park.

There are curio stalls and toilet facilities in the parking area. God’s Window is truly a popular sight and for good reason. One can spend hours here just admiring the unsurpassed scenery.

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Kaapsehoop
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Kaapsehoop, originally spelled Kaapsche Hoop, received its name from the Dutch they gave the town this name because of all the gold that was discovered within its boundaries. Due to the town being located very high above the De Kaap Valley (The Cape Valley). The town is between large natural clearings, which lie among large rock fields. The town is near the top of the surrounding escarpment overlooking the De Kaap Valley, 800 meters below. You can see for kilometres provided there is no mist in your way.

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Kruger National Park
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Kruger National Park, located in the northeastern region of South Africa, is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. The park's expansive savanna landscape is home to the famous "Big Five" – lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinos – as well as an incredible variety of other animal species. With its diverse ecosystems, thrilling safari experiences, and breathtaking vistas, Kruger National Park offers an unforgettable adventure for travellers seeking an authentic African wildlife experience. To complete your visit, here is a list of the best hotels in this remarkable region
(please click on the link below that is provided on this page).

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Graskop Gorge Adventure Centre
Panorama Route - Graskop - Mpumalanga
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Step into the heart of adventure at the Graskop Gorge Lift Company, strategically positioned along the iconic Panorama Route. Whether you're in search of a captivating final destination or a delightful pit stop on your way to the Kruger National Park and other regional gems, our location serves as the ultimate gateway to a world of excitement.
Embark on a journey of discovery with our diverse range of activities, inviting you to experience the breathtaking Viewing Lift and Forest Exploration, the pulse-pounding Big Swing, the exhilarating Zipline, and the picturesque Suspension Bridge. Each adventure promises a perfect blend of adrenaline and natural beauty, crafting memories that will linger in your heart for a lifetime.
Satisfy your culinary cravings at our two distinctive eateries, The Lift Café and the Swing Café. Take a moment to savour delectable delights in a charming atmosphere, complemented by panoramic views that enhance the overall dining experience.
Our commitment to accessibility shines through, with most areas designed to be wheelchair and pram-friendly. At the Graskop Gorge Lift Company, we invite you to immerse yourself in the thrill of the moment and the serenity of nature, creating a unique and unforgettable experience for all. Join us on this extraordinary adventure where every step is a memory waiting to be made.
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The Lift
The Viewing Lift is a first for Africa. Climb aboard and travel 51 metres down the face of the Graskop gorge and into the Afromontane forest below.

There is nothing scary about the lift – it travels sedately up and down, with a one-way trip taking around one minute.

Interestingly, 240 tons of concrete went into the lift foundation and 88 tons of steel in the shaft.

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The Forest
A 600-metre circular elevated walkway, with some stairs and two small suspension bridges, allows visitors to explore the forest. We have created an informative interpretation trail that takes you on a journey through the indigenous forest, to the waterfall's base, across the river and back to the lift.

The delightful interpretation exhibits introduce visitors to the forest and its inhabitants - which include a diverse range of plants, insects and birds. The endangered Samango Monkey has become a regular visitor to our forest.

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Big Swing
The Big Swing is a must for adrenaline junkies. Freefall for 70 metres (equivalent to 20 storeys) and reach 140km/h speeds in under three seconds!

Unlike bungee jumping, participants are strapped in an upright position in a full safety harness, allowing them to see the spectacular scenery of the gorge, waterfall and forest. If you cannot keep your eyes open as you plunge towards the bottom of the gorge, fear not because you can choose to purchase a video of your jump.

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Zipline
Visitors to the centre who still want to get their hearts racing but who think the Big Swing is too extreme for them can choose to fly across the gorge on a high-wire Zipline.

The course starts from the top of a 5m tower, with 360° views. Participants ride a 120m-long zipline to the northern side of the gorge before walking a short distance along a scenic platform and zipping back along a second zipline of equal length.

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Suspension Bridge
The 52-metre-long Suspension Bridge links the northern and southern sides of the gorge.

The Suspension Bridge sways slightly when other people are on it but offers a relatively sedate experience, allowing visitors to enjoy the magnificent views of mountains, rugged cliff faces, forests and the Motitsi Waterfall.

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The Lift Café
The Lift Café is perched on the edge of the gorge and offers breathtaking views. When the mist rolls in, the gorge is shrouded in a quiet blanket of white and on clear days, the Lowveld stretches out beyond the tree-filled gorge.

Guests can choose to sit on the deck or, in colder weather, gather inside around a log fire.

An extensive wine list, craft beers on tap and speciality cold and hot drinks complement a menu that caters for all tastes, from delicious curry to wood-fired pizzas.

The Lift Café is a full-service sit-down restaurant.

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The Swing Café
The Swing Café is a laid-back chill zone that invites you to Get Delicious, Real Quick! On the menu is flame-grilled chicken and a choice of sides, plus an array of beverages.

Spend a couple of hours enjoying one of the best views in the Lowveld, while watching the Big Swing and Zipline action.

The Swing Café has a choice of seating, from a gorge-edge counter to traditional tables and chairs and inviting couches. Indoor seating is available too.

The Swing Café is a counter-service restaurant.

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Relax & Play
Unleash your child's inner adventurer at Graskop Gorge Lift Company's epic play area! Imagine squeals of delight as they navigate the mini obstacle course, complete with a soft sandpit and climbing structures. Watch their confidence soar as they conquer the challenges, fuelled by endless imagination.

Meanwhile, parents can take a well-deserved breather in the dedicated seating area. Relax under the shade netting on comfortable chairs or loungers, keeping an eye on your little explorers while enjoying a refreshing beverage from the Swing Café.

But relaxation doesn't mean missing out on the thrills! Your vantage point offers a front-row seat to the action. Witness the exhilarating rush of daredevils ziplining across the gorge, their shrieks of joy blending with the cascading Motitsi Waterfall. Feel the adrenaline vicariously as courageous souls take the plunge on the Big Swing, their screams echoing through the air.

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The Gorge Shop
Expect to find international brands that embody South African flair at reasonable prices. T-shirts, jackets, shorts, footwear, flasks and awesome accessories allow international visitors and local tourists to take a piece of our beautiful country home with them. Plus, there are loads of local and Graskop Gorge-inspired products.

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Re-Freshed @ The Gorge
Discover exquisite hand-crafted pottery and unique mementoes at our shop, catering to both domestic and international tourists.

Explore a treasure trove of distinctive pottery and weaving, along with a variety of South African delights such as coffee from Sabie Valley, local beef, game biltong, and sweets sourced from Cape Town.

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Community Craft Centre
This extensive craft market allows for leisurely browsing, with a variety of vendors selling hand-made curios and crafts.

The Community Craft Centre specialises in African art, African wire and wood sculptures, woven baskets, pottery, crafts and curios.

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The Gallery
Step into The Gallery at Graskop Gorge Lift Co., where Mpumalanga's artistic spirit bursts onto the scene. Vibrant paintings, intricate sculptures, and handcrafted treasures fill the space, each piece a vibrant thread in the region's rich cultural tapestry.

Take home a piece of its magic and make your visit to Graskop Gorge Lift Co. unforgettable.

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Graskop Gorge Lift Company

Contact Details
Phone
+27 (0)13 767 1144
Mobile
+27 (0)66 305 1572/3
Mail
info@gglc.co.za

Business Hours
Monday to Sunday: 08:30 - 17:00

(Last Lift Experience, Big Swing and Zipline tickets are sold at 17:00, weather permitting).

Last food orders for both the Lift Café and Swing Café are at 16:30 and drinks until 17:00.

🔴 IMPORTANT NOTICE 🔴
The Graskop Gorge Lift Company is a CASHLESS facility.

Where to find us:
Situated just outside of Graskop on the R533 towards Hazyview (on the opposite side of the gorge to the Big Swing).

GPS
24°56'45.0"S 30°50'30.4"E

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*Nelspruit Golf Club*
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For golf enthusiasts, the 18-hole Nelspruit Golf Club is 7 km from the property.

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Chimp Eden
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Situated within the beautiful 1,000 hectare Umhloti Nature Reserve, 15 kilometres outside Nelspruit, the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) South Africa Chimpanzee Sanctuary is home to chimps that have been misplaced from their natural habitats in Africa.

Chimp Eden was established in 2006 and is the first and only chimpanzee sanctuary in South Africa. This JGI chimpanzee sanctuary brings the world of chimpanzees closer to humanity through education end eco-tourism.

The chimpanzee (Pan Troglodytes) is considered to be the closest relative to humans and is “Endangered’ under a strict application of the IUCN Red List Criteria (International Union for Conservation of Nature) and is listed in Appendix 1 of CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). Chimpanzees in the wild may be extinct within the next 10 - 20 years if current trends cannot be reversed.

The goal of the chimpanzee sanctuary is to rescue chimpanzees that have survived the bush meat trade, been orphaned, traded in the illegal pet market, or rescued from being traumatised for entertainment in circuses, beach resorts and night clubs.

The chimpanzees at Chimp Eden are the lucky ones, living out their lives in a risk free environment and being provided with the necessary attention to recover from the trauma they have experienced. The chimpanzees spend their days in semi-wild enclosures, and show normal social interaction and behavioural patterns as group members.

There are currently three different chimp groups and enclosures at the South African sanctuary. There are viewpoints overlooking the forest and “foraging areas’ from which visitors and volunteers can observe and study the chimpanzees.

Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute continues Dr Goodall's pioneering research on chimpanzee behaviour. This research transformed scientific perceptions of the relationship between humans and animals. The South African chimpanzee sanctuary is proud to be part of the Jane Goodall Institute, which is a global leader in the effort to conserve and preserve endangered species and habitats, and in particular chimpanzees.

The JGI is also widely recognised for establishing innovative community-centred conservation and development programmes in Africa. Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, the Institute's global environmental and humanitarian youth programme, is active at all ages in more than 50 countries. In the past decades Roots & Shoots has impacted the lives of young people in more than 100 countries.

Public Opening Hours 08:00- 16:00 Mondays – Sundays

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Lowveld National Botanical Garden
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Entrance fees
Adult: R40
Student: R27
Pensioner: Free entry on Tuesdays
Child: R15

Operational Hours
Mon-Sun
Sep-Mar: 09:00-18:00
Apr-Aug: 09:00-17:00

The character of the Garden is shaped by the two main rivers that cut across it, namely the Crocodile and Nels Rivers. Before these two rivers converge in the Garden, they form spectacular waterfalls which can be viewed at the Cascades and the Nels viewpoints. When the Crocodile River is low, interesting geological formations are visible.

When in bloom the clivias at the Garden’s main entrance are a beautiful and welcoming sight.

Walking through the enchanting African Rain Forest enables one to cross the Crocodile River across the famous suspended bridge, where the cascading waterfall can also be viewed.

The South African Forest contains fascinating vegetation from the Coastal Belt as well as the Limpopo Province.

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Sudwala Caves
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The Sudwala Caves are the oldest known caves in the World and lie in the Drakensberg Escarpment, which separates the Highveld from the lowlands of Mpumalanga.

The renowned as the discovery site of some of the first pieces of evidence of human habitation in the South Africa, we explore the History of oldest known Caves to man, the Mpumalanga Sudwala Caves. Home to stone age utensils dating as far back as the early Stone Age era from around 2,5 million Years ago spanning until the late Stone Age era up to a few thousand Years BC, Sudwala Caves boast an impressive collection of Artefacts and Historic relics that tell a wondrous story about the History of humankind.

240 million years ago:
Birth of the Sudwala Caves
The Caves themselves were formed about 240 million years ago, and in geo-morphological terms they have Karst topography, that is to say that they are shaped by the dissolution of soluble bedrock, especially carbonate rock such as limestone or dolomite.
Karst systems are typically ancient, defined and moulded by aeons of natural environmental processes. A note for the ecologically minded is that Karst systems are fragile, and even slight changes in groundwater chemistry, while not immediately and dramatically evident, may become so over a long period.

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The Mac Mac Falls
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the 1870s Scottish immigrants came to Mpumalanga to pan for gold. Many of them, had surnames that began with Mac. When President Thomas Burger visited the area, he thought this quite amusing and named the area Mac-Mac.

Falling 70m the double streams of water spray rainbows across the scene. The river falls to a deep, dramatic pool. This is what waterfalls are supposed to look like.

The Mac Mac Falls is 13 km from Sabie on the R532 road towards Graskop. The turnoff and parking area is at the curio stalls and a nominal entrance fee of R30 is charged. A long steep walk on a cement pathway takes you to the viewing platform above the falls.

This waterfall was originally a single river, but gold miners diverted the river in an attempt to work the rich gold-bearing reef over which the river plunges.

The 70 m high Mac Mac Falls is declared National Monument.

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Ilanga Ice Rink
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Telephone: 013 742 2128
Email: ilanga@theicerink.co.za

Location: Ilanga Shopping Centre
Cnr Bitterbessie & Flamboyant Road
Nelspruit
Postal Address: P.O. Box 2174
Cresta
2118

Entrance Fee: R75.00
Skate Hire: R40.00
Group Rate *: 10+ R85.00
Cheap Skate Card **: R600.00
Cheap Skate and Hire Card ***: R850.00
Skate Sharpening: R40.00
Sunday Night Madness: R65.00 (includes skate hire

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Pilgrim's Rest
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Located in the Mpumalanga region of South Africa, Pilgrim’s Rest is a small town with a very colorful and exciting history. In 1873 the town and surrounding area was densely populated with prospectors all hoping to make their fortunes in the second of the Transvaal gold fields. It was estimated that in the beginning of 1874 there were some 1500 prospectors working around 4000 claims. As so often happens when an influx of potential customers increases the population of a town, no matter how temporarily, businesses appear overnight to take advantage of the boom, charging outrageous prices that the many hopefuls will pay in order to get the items they need to keep working their claims and survive another week or two.

The 1870 gold rush was not the first time the area had been the site of digging. Evidence of mining of the quartz reefs in ancient times were revealed during the most recent efforts to retrieve the gold buried within the soil of the town and surrounding area, as well as other parts of South Africa. Though who the ancient miners were is unknown it has been established that the region of Mpumalanga was part of a transit corridor that moved gold from South Africa to Arabia, India and Phoenicia.

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Mbombela Stadium
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The Mbombela Stadium is a football and Rugby union all-seater stadium in Mbombela in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. It was one of 10 venues for the 2010 FIFA World Cup and one of 5 newly constructed stadiums for the tournament. It is the home ground to TS Galaxy (South African Premiership) and the Pumas. It is an all-seater stadium, with 43,500 seats, almost all under roof.

It is located 6 kilometres west of Mbombela, the capital of the Mpumalanga province and is the largest venue in the province. The R1,050-million facility was ready for use well ahead of the June 2010 World Cup kickoff and was funded entirely through central government taxpayer funding, requiring no financing by the city.

*Stadium Parking*
The stadium offers parking for 4500 vehicles.

A convenient park and ride is offered for all football matches and for selected large Rugby Matches.

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Perry's Bridge Reptile Park (Hazyview)
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Open since 2008, and widely recognised as one of the largest reptile collections on display in the country, Perry’s Bridge Reptile Park is not to be missed during your visit to South Africa’s Lowveld region!

Centrally located in Mpumalanga’s “Adventure Town” of Hazyview, we are conveniently situated whether you are en route to Kruger Park, or visiting the magnificent Panorama Route. We are just 70kms out of Nelspruit, and with so many activities in the area, a great option for a day trip from this provincial capital.

Combine your trip to Perry’s Bridge Reptile Park with a visit to one of the Elephant Sanctuaries in Hazyview, the thrill of Skyway Trails or take a scenic drive from Nelspruit via Sudwala Caves and you have a magnificent day in store for you!

We are also fortunate to be located within a busy tourism centre – with restaurants, a kid’s playground, boutique shops and an aerial cable adventure, so you can relax and enjoy your time with us knowing that everything is within arm’s reach.

With over 80 species on display you will be enthralled with the beauty and unique adaptations of these fascinating creatures!

Conveniently located in a busy -style centre on the corner of the R40 and R536 in Hazyview, a comfortable one hour drive from Nelspruit – a great option when you are looking for things to do in Mpumalanga!

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Marloth Park
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Marloth Park is a wildlife sanctuary situated on the southern boundary of the Kruger National Park. (Approximately 390 kilometers from Pretoria). Marloth has its own wildlife and boasts four of the big five with the exception of elephant , however as the crocodile river forms the boundary between Marloth Park and the Kruger National Park you are lightly to spot elephants playing in the river.

Buffalo , rhino and lion are confined to Marloth's game reserve "Lions Spruit" where as the rest of the game such as Kudu , Zebra , Giraffe , Blue wildebeest , Nyala , Impala , Warthog and plenty more aren't restricted by fences and roam freely between the units that are built on 1500 hectares.

With the dangerous game restricted you can take a walk along the river or a mountain bike ride on many a dirt roads and is a birder's paradise.

Situated between Malelane and Komatipoort two entrance gates can be used to the Kruger National Park. Crocodile bridge gate 14 Kilometers and Malelane gate 35 Kilometers.

Activities that can be arranged: Bush breakfast , Game drives inside Marloth as well as in the Kruger Park (You may do your own), Night Drives in Kruger National Park, Tiger fishing , Quad bikes , Mountain Bikes, Three Restaurants , Micro Light Flights , Elephant Rides , Mozambique Tours , Swazi Tours , horse riding , guided game walks and more.You can even arrange a game of golf inside the Kruger Park at Skukuza.

Lion sightings are also reported from time to time and Elephant often visit the Crocodile River that forms the boundary to the Kruger National Park. A variety of restaurants will cater for the hungry while two shops supply the self catering guests.

In addition to this Marloth Park offers all the basic commodities such as a hardware store, curio shop, liquor store and more.

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Mafunyane Waterpark
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Bring the kids! Come have fun at Mafunyane Waterpark! Perfect for family outings, school groups as well as team building! Beat The Lowveld Heat! Over 11 Awesome Water Rides

Explore the thrills and spills of our water slides.

All day fun
Experience it All
Wheelchair Access
Manager on Duty
Shaded seating
Available For The Early Birds
Slide Monitors on Duty
Fantastic Kids Parties
Large Recreational Pool
Braai Facilities (bring your own meat and soft drinks)
Adventure River with Tubes
Tuck Shop and Take-a-ways
Generator - No Power Outages
Ample & Convenient Parking (car guards on duty)

One price for the whole day!

Per Person Aged 2 - 64
R130 per person

Children 0 - 1
Free

Pensioners 65 and older
R50 per person - Proof of age may be requested

🔸️Operating Hours🔸️
Normally open from the last week of August till around 1 May
Operating hours are weather dependant - Rides only switched on from 10H00

Normal Operating Hours
Monday & Tuesday - Closed

Wednesday - Friday
14H00 to 17H00
(Groups can book from 10H00)

Saturday & Sunday
09H30 to 17H00

*Holiday Operating Hours*
Public & School Holidays
Open 09H30 - 17H00

School holiday is as published for goverment schools

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🔸️RULES AND SAFETY 🔸️
This is to keep you and your family safe

RULES
Children under 12 years are permitted entry provide the are accompanied by a parent or gardian for the duration of the visit

Please exercise caution around water features

Please be aware of the depth markers around the pools

Use of slides is at your own risk

Please follow the rules and obey the attendants instructions

Availability of slides and other facilities and services is subject to change without notice or refund

Inclement weather or severe lightning storms may result in pool evacuation

No glass items allowed

No Pets, Firearms, dangerous weapons or offensive behaviour is allowed

A wrist band must be worn at all times. Damages or outdated wrist bands will be deemed invalid

Rental Items including umbrellas and locker keys to be returned 15 minutes before closing time

Only proper swim atire is allowed. No underware, jeans or dresses

Expectant mothers or those with heart, neck or back problems should not use the slides

This area is under camera surveillance
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🔸️RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED🔸️

*GENERAL SAFETY *
Use slides at own risk

Listen to and obey the attendants

Only proper swimming attire is allowed, no jeans, underware or dresses

No food, drinks or glass allowed on the platforms, slides or in the pools

Pregnant woman should not ride the slides

Do not attempt to stand up or exit the slides once started

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Van Riebeeck Park Swimming Pool
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Full-Size, Year-Round Pools & Boards. Add new Pool 1 50m x 25m, 9 lanes, outdoors, temperature controlled, water temperature not reported.

Facility Type
Public

Address
10 Liebenberg Street
Nelspruit, Mpumalanga 1201
SOUTH AFRICA

Latitude, longitude
-25.482663, 30.985494

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Pine Lake Inn
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Nestling in the WOODLANDS and overlooking a vast lake and with its own nine hole golf course, the whole setting for Pine Lake Inn exudes peace and tranquility. An inspiraional setting for your conference or incentive programme andfully equipped with all the technical support that you will need. This home away from home has an intimate atmosphere, lending a feeling of understated elegance and comfort which prefectly compliments the breathtaking scenic beauty of the environment. There is also a swimming pool where you can enjoy relaxed dinning outdoors or enjoy our bowling green and floodlit tennis court,this idyllically positioned Hotel is also just 35 km outside the world-renowned Kruger National Park.

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GZ Adventures
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*About our Adventure Experience*

Welcome to our adventure park, where thrill-seekers and nature lovers unite! We offer a wide range of activities designed to challenge, excite and inspire visitors of all ages. Nestled in some of the most beautiful landscapes, our parks are perfect for creating lasting memories.
With a focus on safety, fun,and environmental stewardship, we aim to provide an unforgettable experience for every guest. Come explore, connect with nature and discover your adventurous side.

* ABOUT US *
Plan Your Adventure

Quad Biking
Conquer rugged terrains and scenic trails with the power of a quad bike. Adventure is just a throttle away!

Go Karting
Get your engines revving for a high-speed, high-thrill go-karting experience.

Paintball
Gear up for tactical combat in the ultimate paintball battleground. Strategize, aim and take action in this adrenaline-pumping adventure.

River Rafting
Dive into the thrill of white-water rapids and serene rivers. Paddle your way to adventure!

Fear Factor
Push your boundaries in challenges that test your courage and determination.

Axe Throwing
Hone your aim and unleash your strength in this exhilarating experience.

Horse Back Riding
Experience the beauty of nature from the saddle. Adventure, tranquility and connection await.

Archery
Unleash your inner Robin Hood as you aim for the bullseye in this timeless sport.

Geckoing (Tubing)
Glide along calm waters or take on the rapids with our tubing adventures. Relaxation or thrill—you choose!

Bush Games
From strategy to laughter, our bush games are a mix of creativity and fun. Perfect for groups or team-building.

Bush Chef
Learn the art of cooking in the great outdoors. From fire to fork, this is a feast of an adventure.

Survivor
Can you outlast, outplay, and outthink the wild? Find out in our Survivor-inspired activities.

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ADDRESS
GZ Adventures White River:
P2J6+MJJ GZ Adventures, White River, 1242

Our Adventure Experiences are Available Everyday From
06:00 am - 18:00 pm

Call Centre
Tel: +27 67 7276 521

Chat on WhatsApp With our Dedicated Team
Tel: +27 67 727 6521

E-Mail
info@gzadventures.com
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CASTERBRIDGE LIFESTYLE CENTRE (White River)
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CENTRECasterbridge Lifestyle Centre is a unique lifestyle destination with tranquil gardens, quirky independent shops, fantastic entertainment spoils and a boutique hotel all just 40 minutes from the Kruger National Park.

Range, quality and that element of surprise are all part of the shopping experience. Casterbridge proudly supports local industries and boasts award winning artists, potters and sculptors from the area.

Come and feast your retail sense, shopping against a background of perfectly manicured gardens where you will be guaranteed a shopping experience never to be forgotten.

Experience the enchanting vintage Motor museum, or preview top draw national exhibitions at the White River Art Gallery.

Book into the new 30 room hotel, stay fit at the pilates studio, or pamper yourself at the health spa.

Enjoy a culinary treat at any of our restaurants open from breakfast to dinner.

* TRADING HOURS *

Mon-Fri (9am - 4.30pm)
Sat (9am - 4pm)
Sun and Public Holidays (9.30am - 3pm)

* CONTACT US *

www.casterbridge.co.za
Tel.: 013 751 1540
Cell: 082 578 3552
info@casterbridge.co.za

Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre,
Corner of Hazyview Road and Numbi Road,
White River

Mpumalanga Casterbridge is situated a couple of kilometers outside of White River on the R40 (towards Hazyview, Numbi or the Kruger National Park)

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White River Country Club (Golf)
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Welcome to White River Country Club! White River Country Club is set amongst picturesque plantations on the banks of the White River. In addition to an 18 hole Championship parkland golf course the club boasts tennis, squash, cricket and hockey facilities, with an outstanding swimming pool adjacent to the clubhouse.

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Bagdad Farmers Market (White River)
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The Bagdad Market is a lovely feature for those that have booked their holiday accommodation in White River or its surrounds. There is a distinct sense of community here, underscored by delicious food, a quirky appeal and, of course, plenty of fun. And this market is fabulous for the whole family because there's something for everyone.

Located at the Bagdad Shopping Centre, this market boasts a variety of well-run stalls. Visitors can sample organic fruit and vegetables, duck eggs, craft beers, homemade relishes, freshly baked goods, and an array of arts and crafts. These are awesome as gifts for those back home or for goodies for yourself and your home. Many of the products come from the home industries in the area, which means that you won't find them anywhere else in the world.

Sit in the heart of the laid-back vibe and savour a hearty breakfast, while the kids choose a fun design to get painted on their faces or jump in and out of the water fountain on hot days. Live musicians set the tone for a chilled day with great tunes that lift the mood. Make the most out of the weekend and your time in White River (near Sabie) by spending a few hours perusing the stalls and meeting the friendly folk from the area.

Sabie and the gate of the world-renowned Kruger National Park are less than an hour away from the market, while Johannesburg is almost four hours away.

WHERE?
Bagdad Market, R40 Hazyview Rd, White River 1240, Mpumalanga, South Africa

WHEN?
The Bagdad Market is held the second weekend of each month at the Bagdad Centre located in White River. Please PHONE to check dates.

HOW MUCH?
Free to browse

PHONE
+27 (0)64 658 6117
+27 (0)83 326-8185

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BADPLAAS (A FOREVER RESORT)
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The Hydro & Spa at BADPLAAS

The Hydro & Spa offers a variety of Treatments and Products. Whether you have a Full Body Massage or simply lounging around in the Hot Mineral Pools, our Specialist Therapists will take care of your every need in beautiful and tranquil surroundings.

Award winning Badplaas, A Forever Resort is situated in the majestic Hlumuhlumu Mountain Range, in Sunny Mpumalanga Province. The Resort has 48 Hotel Rooms, primarily 161 self-catering units consisting of Log Cabins, Chalets, Rondavels, Guest Houses and 300 powered Caravan and Camping Stands. We offer a wide range of activities for the whole family; like a water park, Hydro & Spa and Eco Adventures.

* Facilities, Activities & Things to Do *

NG Church (Services in Afrikaans)
24 Hour Security
ABSA ATM
Badplaas Tyres (Located at Caltex)
Beach Bar (Open on selected dates only)
Beach Tennis Court
Bikini Bar (Open on selected dates only)
Caltex Fuel Station & Kiosk
Car Wash (Available selected dates only)
Chip 'n Putt Golf Course
Cold & Warm Swimming Pools
Convenience Store
Entertainment Team
First Aid Room
Fishing (Catch & Release)
Game Drives
Guided Horse Rides
Guided Quad Bike Tours
Hair Around Town (Onsite Hairdresser)
Helicopter Landing Pad (Prior Authorization needed)
Hiking Trail
Hotel Dining Room
Hotel Ladies Bar
Junior Go-Karts
Kids Swimming Pool & Slide
Laundromat
Liquor Store
Mountain Bike Trail
Paintball
Pony Rides
Pool Kiosk
Private Reserve Entry (Leisure Drives)
Putt Putt (Mini Golf)
Rinkhals (Tube Rapids)
Speed Slides
Sports Arena (Stabling & Equestrian)
Super Tube
Tennis Courts
The Hydro & Spa
The Hydro Coffee Shop
The Snack Box (Located at Caltex)
The Wagon Café (Next to the Warm Pool)
Tree Walking Trail
Volleyball

ADDRESS
Badplaas, A Forever Resort
R38, eManzana, 1190, South Africa
Hydro: +27 (0)17-844 8096

Spa: +27 (0)17-844 8096
badplaas.spa@foreversa.co.za
Fax: +27 (0)17 844 1197





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