Top 5 Attractions in Area

Kruger National Park

Enquiries

Paul Kruger Gate +27 (0)13 735 5107
Phabeni Gate +27 (0)13 735 5890

Daily Kruger Safaris

Looking to get the most out of your time in the wild lands of the Kruger National Park? Want to discover the hidden gems that the land has to offer, spotting members of the Big 5 and taking in the breathtaking scenery of the South African savannah?

Our daily safaris into this world renowned park are guided by qualified, and passionate guides with expert knowledge of these lands and their wildlife. For the thrill of the adventure, Legend Safaris’ daily Kruger safaris and tours offers you either a full day’s drive or a half day’s drive into the bush, showing you the majesty that this region has to offer.

Self Drive

For self drives, during Long Weekends and Public Holidays the Kruger National Park works on a “First come – First served” basis. We suggest that you get to the gate of preference early to avoid any disappointment.

At the Paul Kruger or Phabeni Gate, you could make a booking in advance for a specific day. A nominal fee for this service is levied by Kruger National Park.

Gate Times

For any other information please contact the onsite Agent at the safari desk situated in the central complex.

Panorama Tour

The Panorama Route is one of the most beautiful and popular travel destinations in South Africa, a beautiful drive through some of Mpumalanga’s most spectacular scenery.

Go on a self-drive or organized full day or half day tour, winding your way through pine and eucalyptus forests whilst discovering some of Mpumalanga’s most awe-inspiring scenery and breathtaking views.

Your tour will take you to the Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon in the world, including stops at spectacular sites such as God’s Window, Wonder View, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, with its extraordinary rock formations, the Three Rondavels and some of the most picturesque and revitalizing waterfalls of the region.

Waterfalls

Much can be said for the waterfalls in Mpumalanga, each unique in its shape and size but every one enchanting and well worth a visit!

Many beautiful waterfalls decorate the cliffs and forested gorges of this fantastic region. With easy access, great visitor’s facilities and accessible via a short hike at the most, exploring at least some of these waterfalls is an absolute must for visitors to the area.

Pilgrim's Rest

Located in the Mpumalanga region of South Africa, Pilgrim’s Rest is a small town with a very colorful and exciting history. In 1873 the town and surrounding area was densely populated with prospectors all hoping to make their fortunes in the second of the Transvaal gold fields.

Sudwala Caves

The Sudwala Caves are part of the Malmani Dolomite Ridge, in turn part of the Drakensberg escarpment, near Nelspruit in Mpumalanga. They are solutional caves – that is to say they were formed by natural acid in groundwater seeping through faults and joins, and dissolving rock.