God’s Window is a vantage point set in the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve that offers panoramic views over the lush Lowveld. On clear days, you can see as far as the Kruger National Park and Mozambique.

The spectacular Lisbon Falls was named by the Portuguese settlers who came to this area in the late 1800s after gold was discovered at nearby Baberton and Pilgrim’s Rest. This lush area offers unforgettable views and a vast array of birds.

These large, cylindrical potholes have been created by the churning whirlpools that occur when the Treur River plunges into the Blyde River Canyon. They are named after Tom Bourke, a miner who correctly predicted that the area would yield large deposits of gold, but never struck it rich as the gold was discovered just south of his claim.

Blyde River Canyon is one of the largest canyons on the planet and the second largest in Africa. Renowned for its red sandstone cliffs and lush subtropical foliage this natural marvel stretches for 26km and is 762m deep on average.

The Three Rondawels, also known as the Three Sisters, are spectacular geological formations that stand 700m tall above the surrounding landscape. These eye-catching peaks are located along Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route and are named after the rondawel, a traditional beehive-shaped hut.