The Drakensberg is the highest mountain range in southern Africa and have some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. The mountains are a hiker’s dream with numerous hiking trails, ranging from day hikes to overnight hikes. For the not so adventurous there are horse-riding, tennis, squash, putt-putt and trout fishing to name a few. No matter have active or inactive you might be, the beauty of the Drakensberg will overwhelm you and leave you rejuvenated and ready to face the world again!

Forever Resorts Blyde Canyon has commanding views of the Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon in the world. The resort is located a mere 160 kilometers from Nelspruit and 50 kilometers from Graskop. It is the ideal base for hiking trails and scenic trips by car to well-known Mpumalanga locations, including Pilgrim’s Rest.

Sparkling Waters Hotel is situated in the heart of the Magaliesberg Mountains and is the ideal holiday or conference venue. The hotel offers a range of sporting activities, recreation, outdoor, and team-building facilities, the luxury of the Sparkling Health Spa, a home-from-home atmosphere, flexibility, and the quality and variety of our cuisine.

Lagoon Beach Hotel offers unequalled views of the mother city’s most famous landmark – Table Mountain. Whatever room you choose to stay in, you’ll be immersed in an atmosphere of contemporary luxury.

Makalali is nestled on 22 000 hectares of conservancy and prevails as one of the finest private game lodges in the world. With its thatched spires and earthy walls, ancient mystical ornaments and Pan-African cuisine Makalali offers a truly unique experience. Located close to the mighty Drakensberg mountain range, west of the Kruger National Park, this ethnic bush retreat lies in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Considered one of the leading pioneers in ecotourism in South Africa, Makalali Private Game Reserve is home to over one thousand wild animals including Africa's "Big Five". Dining at Makalali is a culinary adventure, combining regional African cuisine with the multitude of cooking styles left behind by centuries of exploration on this great continent.

The reserve is named after 'Gondwanaland', the original landmass that existed one hundred and twenty million years ago from which Africa was formed. The Outeniqua and Swatberg Mountain ranges that surround the reserve are the last visible evidence of the former Gondwanaland after the continent split to how we know it today. The reserve is situated 60 kms west of George and only 30 kms from Mossel Bay on the Indian Ocean. Gondwana Game Reserve's setting against the mountains is remote yet accessible, within the Garden Route and just 4 hours from Cape Town, 3 hours from the Winelands, and 45 minutes from George Airport. The reserve is home to lion, leopard, buffalo, rhinoceros, eland, red hartebeest, bontebok, springbok, kudu, as well as the rare and endangered Cape mountain zebra, among others.