Queens River Adventure Camp
Queens River Adventure Camp offers hiking, fishing, and abseiling, ideal for an active outdoor holiday on your Lowveld trip.
Visiting Barberton is like entering a living museum of South Africa’s 1880s gold rush era. Located in the De Kaap Valley, this historic town sits at the foot of the ancient Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring some of the oldest exposed rocks on the planet. Whether you are walking the Heritage Trail to see Victorian architecture or driving the scenic Geotrail to find three billion years of geological history, Barberton provides a deep look into culture and nature. It is a top destination for paragliding, hiking, and uncovering the roots of the region, offering travellers a fascinating trip filled with stories of fortune and discovery.
Queens River Adventure Camp offers hiking, fishing, and abseiling, ideal for an active outdoor holiday on your Lowveld trip.
African Safari Journals offers safari books and wildlife journals designed to help travellers record sightings and enhance their African safari experience.
Afpak Camping & Caravaning offers camping and caravan sites near Barberton, ideal for outdoor stays and exploring the scenic Kruger Lowveld region.
Mountain Aloe Den offers unique chalets and scenic views in the Barberton Nature Reserve. Plan your excellent nature stay today.
Barberton Museum shares the history and heritage of the town, featuring exhibits on gold mining, culture, and the development of the Lowveld region.
Simeliza Tours & Transfers offers guided tours, safaris, and transport services across the Kruger Lowveld, ideal for travel, business trips, and sightseeing.
Lowveld Slope Soaring Club offers paragliding at top sites like God’s Window and Barberton. Plan your professional mountain flight today.
Bubez Guest House offers quality accommodation in Barberton, ideal for exploring the De Kaap valley and Kruger Lowveld attractions today.
The Makhonjwa Mountains are a UNESCO site featuring Earth’s oldest rocks and evidence of early life dating back 3.6 billion years.