You'll find the Blyde Adventure Camp at the foot of the mountains of the Northern Drakensberg, next to the Blyde River on a working citrus farm. We sleep up to 300 guests in three separate camps on our property. This means we can run three different groups at a time without ever compromising on group privacy. Our specialty is getting children to play outside. Through adventure camps, leadership development and leadership identification camps. Being close to many awesome things to do such as... Read more

Blyde Canyon Safaris, together with the Moletele community, offer scenic boat trips on the Blyde Dam. This is your opportunity to see the famous Three Rondawels and the Blyde River Canyon from the angle it’s supposed to be seen: while you’re on the water, at the base of the towering mountains that form these breathtaking sights. Tick off those last couple of birds that have been eluding your bird list and enjoy seeing the hippo’s and crocodiles that make this dam their home. We are passionate... Read more

Hoedspruit Reptile Centre (HRC) is one of the oldest and most well-known reptile centres in Africa, having been in operation since 1984. It has grown from humble beginnings into a hub of innovative learning. It is a well-respected conservation, training and education facility. HRC is an accredited facility that is dedicated to the preservation and conservation of African reptiles and amphibians. Hoedspruit Reptile Centre is situated in South Africas Limpopo Province, 15km outside the renowned... Read more

African Rock Lodge is Owner run and nestled in the pristine African bush, situated in the Valley of the Olifants; close to the Kruger National Park entrance gates of Orpen and Phalaborwa. We are situated on the Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate. So there is quite some game roaming around but we are NOT on a Big 5 private game reserve. The lodge has four elegantly and luxuriously furnished thatched en-suite bush rooms; a private (heated) swimming pool, large braai area, an entertainment area with communal... Read more

I was created to create. It has become a way of life for me - it all just happened, a definite moment in time - and today I want to do what I love and love what I do. My name is Louise Meyer and my love for photography and my passion for the African Bush is a symbiotic journey. Capturing the most intense moments between two souls in a raw setting of pure nature is immense - it’s real! I dont just take pictures I give them life because that is what I do. I am an artist, a wedding photographer. Read more