Mpumalanga is located in the easterly region of South Africa and is one of the country’s smaller provinces. Home to the Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga boasts stunning mountain views, lush vegetation and a great climate. Access to this province in South Africa is by road and air transfers. Follow the Panorama Route in the Mpumalanga Province and experience one of South Africa’s scenic highlights, which feature the spectacular Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve in the northern Drakensberg. It is the third largest gorge in the world, after the Grand Canyon in USA, and Fish River Canyon in Namibia. The 29,000-hectare reserve is home to a rich variety of wildlife including rare birds and lichens; you will also find waterfalls, dramatic mountains and plunging cliffs. In addition to the Canyon there are magnificent view points overlooking the lower plains and fort canopies such as God's Window, Wonder View and the Three Rondavels. The astonishing Bourke's Luck Potholes are highlights on the route, along with the Pilgrim's Rest, a restored gold rush town from the 1800’s. Mpumalanga accommodation is offered at luxury South Africa safari lodges. Activities in Mpumalanga includes Blyde River canyon excursions, game drives, bush walking safaris, Big Five tracking, birdwatching, fishing and many more. See below for South Africa safaris in Mpumalanga.