We started our day with a 3 hour boat ride on the Olifant River followed by our entry into the Kruger National Park, also known as the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
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Swadini was an experience worth very penny, the sights,the scenery,the grandiosity of it all.The canyon… Just breathtaking. But it was to be left behind to go towards Tzaneen.
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Tzaneen, as we approach it, about 30km out the banana plantations are disappearing and being replaced by townships of houses made of brick and mortar and tiled roof. This town is now a city that has advanced far more than most of Gauteng, the province where Johannesburg is situated. Surprising indeed.
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As we prepare for the trip and do the last preparations it occurs to me that 11 days took 15 days to prepare…
Let me give you the itinerary:
- Day 1 – Blyde River Canyon (Highveld)
Route: Johannesburg – Lydenburg –Sabie – Graskop – Blyde River Canyon (Highveld)
Visits: Long Tom Pass, Mac Mac Waterfall Graskop Pancakes, Berlin and Lisbon Falls, The Pinnacle, Wonder view, God’s Window, Burke’s Luck Potholes, 3 Roundavels.
Estimated travel distance: 470km.
