MUST SEE
Top Sights & Scenic Attractions
From the ancient heights of the Barberton Makhonjwa Mountains to the thundering waterfalls of the Panorama Route, some sights simply cannot be missed. These are the regional icons, the places where the earth’s history and natural majesty are on full display. Discover the breathtaking landmarks, the Kruger National Park and wildlife sanctuaries that make the Kruger Lowveld a world-class destination.
Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park is a premier wildlife destination, offering world-class safaris and diverse ecosystems in the Lowveld.
Blyde River Canyon
Blyde River Canyon is the world's largest green canyon. Explore lush cliffs and iconic views along the famous Panorama Route.
Bourke’s Luck Potholes
See the incredible cylindrical potholes formed by the meeting rivers on the Panorama Route. A major geological highlight in Mpumalanga.
Lowveld National Botanical Garden
Lowveld Botanical Garden features a man-made rainforest and huge fig tree collection across 160ha on the Crocodile River.
God’s Window
Experience breathtaking views from the 900m cliffs of God's Window. A top Panorama Route stop with an indigenous rainforest and vast horizons.
The Pinnacle Rock
Discover the 30-meter quartzite tower of The Pinnacle Rock. A stunning natural spire overlooking the lush Driekop Gorge on the Panorama Route today.
The Makhonjwa Mountains
The Makhonjwa Mountains are a UNESCO site featuring Earth's oldest rocks and evidence of early life dating back 3.6 billion years.
Barberton Museum
Barberton Museum shares the history and heritage of the town, featuring exhibits on gold mining, culture, and the development of the Lowveld region.
Lydenburg Museum
Lydenburg Museum showcases the famous Lydenburg Heads and regional history, ideal for cultural tours in the Lowveld today.