See & Do
There is a lot to see and do in our immediate area. Here are just a few of the places, and guide prices (for 2011). More information and links can be found below.
This guy did not pay his DCF!!!
"Nestled in a picturesque setting at the base of the Drakensberg escarpment in the Limpopo Province Lowveld of South Africa, Maholoholo ('The Very Great One') has become a haven for the rehabilitation and care of abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife." » read more (maholoholo.co.za)
"The Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre focuses on the conservation of rare, vulnerable or endangered animals. Cheetah Conservation is one of their core disciplines." » read more (hesc.co.za) » (YouTube)
"The Khamai Reptile Centre is situated in South Africa's Limpopo Province, 15km outside of the nearest town Hoedspruit. "Khamai" is an old Greek word meaning Chameleon which essentially means little lion. These completely harmless reptiles are feared by many inhabitants of Africa." » read more (khamai.co.za)
"The Blyde River Canyon (recently renamed the Motlatse) is the third deepest canyon in the world (after the Grand Canyon in the western U.S. and Namibia's Fish River Canyon). It ranks as one of the most spectacular sights in Africa. This great Escarpment is the kind of place where brochures and guide books run out of original adjectives to describe the fresh mountain scenery and magnificent panoramic views over cliffs rising 600m-800m from the river bed. The entire canyon extends over twenty kilometres in length." » read more (kruger2canyons.com)
"Nyani Cultural Village has been reconstructed to resemble an authentic Shangaan village of some 50 plus years ago. Visitors to the village are guided and entertained by the host, Axon Khoza, who enjoys an intimate knowledge of the Shangaan culture and history. Together with members and relations of his family, all present on site, visitors are given the opportunity to share in the activities of such a village of the past. » (YouTube) 1st half
"The wildlife of Africa is the world's greatest heritage, drawing millions of visitors from around the globe to the legendary game parks and the Kruger Park is easily the best place to experience it all. The internationally renowned Kruger National Park, boasts the most diverse game viewing experience in Africa. No national park anywhere in the world can match what Kruger National Park in South Africa has to offer." » read more (krugerpark.co.za)
Andre's intimate knowledge of the area and its history makes
for a fascinating drive tour along some of the 'famous fences'.
Prepare to be surprised and fall in love with the bush.
For some images from this tour click here.
Some of what we offer: Kruger Park, Greater Kruger Park, Klaserie river, Hoedspruit, Timbavati, Acornhoek, Geurnsey, self-catering, Rondavels, bush tents, bush showers, Safaries, Big 5 game drives, Game walks, Traditional food, potjies, Maholoholo, Affordable accommodation, camping, birdwatching, swimming, lion roars, hyena calls, jackal laughing, amazing night sky, SILENCE, relaxing, braai, bbq, hunting arranged, fly fishing, canoe, insect, bird & wildlife photography, walking in the bush, monkeys, organic food, Cheetahs, Reptile park, Eco friendly, solar energy, DIY engineering with Lotz'O'Matic, Unique water-wheel to pump water, waterfall walk, recharge, relax.
On this page: Things to do in the area while you stay with us at Amanzimlotzi.