- Hiked the Blyde River Canyon trails through the deepest green canyon in the world
- Walked the Kruger National Park bush trails with a guide
- Visited the cultural villages at Loopspruit, Botshabelo, Jeppe's Reef, Ebutsini and Hazyview
- Mountain biked down the escarpment on the Sabie Trail
- Birdwatched at Wakkerstroom and the Southern Grasslands
- Ridden the escarpment horse trails
- Fished for trout on the dams and rivers of Dullstroom, Belfast, Machadodorp, Wakkerstroom and Waterval Boven
- Swung over the Panorama gorges on a high wire
- Driven the many panoramic routes across the escarpment
- Parasailed over the grasslands of Wakkerstroom and Volksrust
- Stood in awe at the dramatic view of the Blyde River Canyon
- Explored the southern grassland archaeological sites from Ermelo
- Flown in a microlight over the escarpment and lowveld
- Photographed the sculptural wonder of the Bourke's Luck Potholes
- Taken a historical gold mining tour of Pilgrim's Rest and Baberton, or panned for gold
- Taken a night game drive in a game park
- Taken an early morning balloon safari over Kruger
- Run the rapids on the Sabie or Komati River
- Played golf at Skukuza in the Kruger National Park or at the many other courses throughout the province
- Fished the higveld dams for carp or yellow fish
- Tackled a tiger fish in the Komati River in Komatipoort
- Spend a night surrounded by the sounds of an African night
- Walked the Lowveld Botanic Garderns at Nelspruit
- Visited the Sudwala or the Echo Caves
- Eaten the tropical fruits of the Mpumalanga orchards
- Stood at God's Window with the world at your feet
- Spent the day with elephants and enjoyed an elephant back safari
- Visited Chimpanzee Eden
- OR
- Just enjoy the wonderful hospitality that Mpumalanga offers
Useful information about Marloth Park, Kruger National Park and Mpumalanga in general.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
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You have a very beautiful and interesting blog.Great photo´s.We love South Africa and my daughter spent the whole year 2009 there as a volunteer.
ReplyDeleteMany greetings,Steffi
Hi Steffi,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Yes, I just love Africa especially the wildlife. What did your daughter do here? Nature conservation?