Services and Convenience

Airports

Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport – 12km

Medical

Kiaat Private Hospital – 16km
Mediclinic Nelspruit – 27 km
Busamed Lowveld Private Hospital – 26 km

Schools

White River Primary School – 11 km
Hoërskool Rob Ferreira – 12 km
Uplands Pre-Prep, Preparatory & College – 16 km
Penryn Preschool, Preparatory & College – 17 km
Curro Academy – 21 km
Hoërskool Nelspruit – 27 km
Curro Nelspruit – 31 km

Shopping Centres

White River Crossing – 14 km
Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre – 16 km
The Bagdad Shopping Centre – 16 km
Riverside Mall – 21 km
The Grove Shopping Centre – 22 km
Crossing Centre Nelspruit – 25 km
i’langa Mall – 26 km
Valley Hyper Centre – 31 km

Things to do around Likweti: Recreation and Adventure

White River Country club – 18 km

White River Country Club is set amongst picturesque plantations on the banks of the White River. In addition to an 18-hole Championship parkland golf course the club boasts tennis, squash, cricket, and hockey facilities, with an outstanding swimming pool adjacent to the clubhouse.

 

Lowveld Botanical Gardens – 22 km

Address: Botanical Garden Ent Road, Off Madiba Drive, Riverside, Mbombela (Nelspruit), Mpumalanga, South Africa. The Lowveld National Botanical Garden, one of the nine National Botanical Gardens of South Africa is located just outside Mbombela, Mpumalanga. The character of the Garden is shaped by the two main rivers that cut across it, namely the Crocodile and Nels Rivers. Before these two rivers converge in the Garden, they form spectacular waterfalls which can be viewed at the Cascades and the Nels viewpoints. When the Crocodile River is low, interesting geological formations are visible.
The Garden also boasts one of the largest collections of South African fig trees. The mystical baobab tree is famous for its unique shape and medicinal properties.

Enjoy waterfalls and wildlife, in this subtropical paradise.
Walking through the enchanting African Rain Forest enables one to cross the Crocodile River across the famous suspended bridge, where the cascading waterfall can also be viewed.

 

Mbombela Golf Club – 29 km

The Ultimate Bushveld Golfing Experience and home of “THE JOCK”
With a great golf course in a natural setting, we look forward to hosting your golfing guests. Be it social golf, weekend get-away, golf tours or tournaments, Mbombela golf course is suited for golfers of all types and talent, and we ensure you that you will have an enjoyable golfing experience. After golf one can enjoy the spacious clubhouse offering showering, bar, and entertainment facilities.

 

Chimp Eden – 40 km

Situated within the beautiful 1,000-hectare Umhloti Nature Reserve, 15 kilometres outside Nelspruit (Turn Off 47, R40, Barberton Road Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, South Africa), the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) South Africa Chimpanzee Sanctuary is home to chimps that have been misplaced from their natural habitats in Africa.
Chimp Eden was established in 2006 and is the first and only chimpanzee sanctuary in South Africa. This JGI chimpanzee sanctuary brings the world of chimpanzees closer to humanity through education end eco-tourism.
The goal of the chimpanzee sanctuary is to rescue chimpanzees that have survived the bush meat trade, been orphaned, traded in the illegal pet market, or rescued from being traumatised for entertainment in circuses, beach resorts and night clubs.
The chimpanzees at Chimp Eden are the lucky ones, living out their lives in a risk-free environment and being provided with the necessary attention to recover from the trauma they have experienced. The chimpanzees spend their days in semi-wild enclosures and show normal social interaction and behavioural patterns as group members.
There are currently three different chimp groups and enclosures at the South African sanctuary. There are viewpoints overlooking the forest and “foraging areas’ from which visitors and volunteers can observe and study the chimpanzees.

Chimp Tour
Visitors have a unique opportunity to see chimpanzees in semi-wild enclosures. The chimps show normal social interaction and behavioral patterns despite their traumatic backgrounds as pets, entertainment animals and victims of the bushmeat trade. The enclosures also have viewpoints overlooking the forest and ‘foraging areas’ These areas provide the chimps with endless hours of fun, safe from human intervention and positively reinforce their natural behavior. Come and join us for a tour to meet humans closest relative, see their unique personalities and learn how we can all work together to save these animals from extinction!
The chimp tour guide talks about chimpanzees, the sanctuary, and introduces the individual chimps and their stories – from the safety of the viewing points. The tour takes approximately one hour. Cold Drinks will be available but, unfortunately, we will not be offering any hot drinks or light meals at this stage.

 

Birding at Peddlar’s Bush – 45 km

The small 60 hectare oasis of indigenous woodland known as Peddlar’s Bush, set amongst the pine plantations outside Barberton, is a bird lover’s paradise.
Here you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the elusive Orange Ground-thrush or Bush Blackcap, as well as some of the 350+ other species of birds found in the area.
Peddlar’s Bush is located on the dirt road leading to Shiyalongubo Dam. To get there you take the R38 out of Barberton and head towards Swaziland. At the top of Saddleback pass you will see a sign for Shiyalongubo Dam to the left. Follow it for 10km and you have reached Peddlar’s Bush where the plantation gives way to indigenous woodland (approximate Latitude -25.800315 & Longitude 31.141424). From here stop, get out and spend time listening and looking out for birds.

 

Induna Adventures – 54 km

Induna Adventures is a one stop adventure and teambuilding centre with more than 14 adventure activities, adventure packages and team building packages to choose from.
The Adventure Centre is situated in the Sabie River Valley and forms part of the beautiful Panorama Route that links world famous sites like God’s Window, Burk’s Luck Potholes and Pilgrim’s Rest with the Kruger National Park.
All adventures are guided by professional guides and depart daily from the Adventure Centre just outside Hazyview. Activities like Quad Biking Adventure Trails, White Water Rafting, Tubing / Geckoing, Paintball, Archery and Safaris into the Kruger National Park depart twice a day on scheduled times, where activities like Quad Biking, Zipline and Paintball have flexible departure times. Your Adventure Starts Here!

 

Kaapsehoop – 56 km

Kaapsehoop is known for its misty forests, breathtaking views, and famous wild horses that roam freely through the town and surrounding areas.
Whether you’re up for hiking scenic trails, chasing waterfalls, or horse riding through the hills, Kaapsehoop offers the perfect blend of nature and adventure.

 

Sudwala Caves – 58 km

Discover a world of adventure, history, and natural beauty at the Sudwala Caves. As the oldest known cave system on Earth, these magnificent formations take you on a journey through time with guided tours showcasing ancient stalactites, stalagmites, and fossils.

Cave tours
The cave system is easily navigable, well-lit, and maintains a constant temperature of 17°C. Guided tours, led by knowledgeable experts, take visitors 600 meters into the cave and 150 meters underground. The tour, lasting approximately 60 minutes, unveils breathtaking natural sculptures and formations that have been millions of years in the making.

Crystal tour
Get ready for a thrilling underground journey deep into the Sudwala Caves. The Crystal Tour takes you 2,000 meters into the cave system, leading you to the awe-inspiring Crystal Chamber—a natural wonder filled with glistening aragonite crystals.
This adventure is designed for those who enjoy a physical challenge. You’ll crawl through narrow tunnels, climb over rocky terrain, and wade through underground water passages. It’s muddy, wet, and demanding, but reaching the chamber surrounded by thousands of shimmering crystals makes it all worthwhile.

Zipline accross the mountain valley
Experience the ultimate thrill for the whole family at the Sudwala Zipline.
Your journey begins 150 meters above the Houtbosloop valley. Set in the Mankelexele Mountains that form part of the breathtaking Drakensberg range.
This exhilarating 2 stage zipline totals 800m in length. Your first flight is 440m across the valley at high speed, giving you an exhilarating rush. After a short walk, to the second platform you will return by zipline 330m, soaring back to the car park. From there, it is a stroll to our restaurant and enjoy a refreshing drink.

 

Skyway Trails (Canopy Tours) – 58 km

Skyway Trails, ideally located at Perry’s Bridge in Hazyview, in the heart of Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route and close to the Kruger National Park, offers four exciting outdoor adventures, with something suitable for the whole family to enjoy!

Aerial Cable Trail
Feel the rush as you soar over one of the last untouched forested valleys along the Sabie River, right next to the world-renowned Kruger National Park.
Skyway Trails offers Mpumalanga’s longest aerial cable trail… A 1.2km flight through a lush, south-facing gorge bursting with Afromontane vegetation and rare plant species.
Your journey includes eight thrilling zipline sections, ranging from 70m to 230m. You stop at 10 elevated platforms for jaw-dropping views of forest floors, vibrant birdlife and ancient trees. Designed to top-notch civil engineering standards and accompanied by expert guides, this is adventure at its finest.

Rope adventure park
Let your inner adventurer loose on Skyway Trails’ high ropes obstacle course, right in the leafy gardens of Perry’s Bridge in Hazyview, Mpumalanga.
This epic ‘jungle gym’ in the treetops is perfect for kids, adults and everyone in between, whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just looking for unique family fun.
Skyway Trails’ Rope Adventure Park was the first of its kind in South Africa. It is built to European rope course standards and features a Swiss-designed continuous safety belay.
Our rope park is an ideal location for the kids to have some fun while you browse the many shops or enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants at Perry’s Bridge.

 

Kruger National Park

Phabeni Gate (Hazyview) – 72 km

Malalane Gate (Malalane) – 74 km

Where nearly 2 million hectares of unrivaled diversity of life forms fuses with historical and archaeological sights – this is real Africa. The world-renowned Kruger National Park offers a wildlife experience that ranks with the best in Africa. Numerous visitors to the Kruger National Park (KNP) has called this park the focal point of South African National Parks. Being the biggest national park in South Africa, visitors can expect an abundance of wildlife sightings, various accommodation options (ranging from pristine lodges to “roughing it” in nature camp sites) and a pure African bushveld setting as the backdrop.

 

Leopard Creek Country Club – 77 km

Situated near Malalane in the heart of Mpumalanga, Leopard Creek covers 360 hectares bordered to the north and west by the picturesque Crocodile River and the Kruger National Park.
The elegant clubhouse is sited on the bank of the Crocodile River where you can watch play on the 9th and 18th greens or enjoy a leisurely cocktail and a superb view of the animals in the Kruger National Park.
Explore the Championship Golf Course and discover the vision of a banker and skills and expertise of one of the world’s great golfers. The Alfred Dunhill Championship is staged at the magnificent Leopard Creek Country Club, overlooking Kruger National Park. Since 2000 this prestigious Tournament has occupied a unique place in world golf with champions which have included Major winners and former World No.1 golfers such as Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Charl Schwartzel and Ernie Els.

 

Longtom Toboggan at Misty Mountain – 79 km

The Long Tom Toboggan is situated at Misty Mountain Lodge, on the R37 Long Tom Pass, 24 kilometres from Sabie and 31 kilometres from Lydenburg on the Panorama Route in Mpumalanga.

Africa’s longest Toboggan run!
The Long Tom Toboggan is designed and built on the principles of the tried and tested European model known as an “alpine coaster” or “sommerrodelbahn”. Winding and whooshing around the mountains in the Long Tom Pass our 1,7km monorail track can reach speeds of around 45kms/hour. Experience an adrenalin rush like never before. Pure exhilaration. Absolute fun.

Long Tom Scootours
The Long Tom Scootours is a sensational 5 km experience of downhill runs in the mountainous terrain of the Long Tom Pass. Staring at an altitude of 1765m and descending some 250m on a Monster Mountain Scooter, single tracking through open grasslands, patches of indigenous forest and vast pine plantations.

Guided Quad Biking
Take a one hour guided quad bike tour with one of our experienced guides through scenic routes using forestry roads, and secluded mountain paths, criss-crossing pine plantations, open veld and grasslands.

Walking Trail, Birding & Mountain Biking
Guests can also experience plentiful bird life on our walking/hiking trials. For a more adrenaline experience bring along your mountain bike and ride through pine forests or open grasslands with wide-ranging altitudes that caters for the novice to the most experienced riders.

Barberton – Genesis Route – 80 km
Mpumalanga UNESCO World Heritage

 

Graskop Gorge Lift Company & Bungee – 86 km

Situated just outside of Graskop on the R533 towards Hazyview (on the opposite side of the gorge to the Big Swing).

Embark on a serene descent with the viewing lift
The Viewing Lift, a first-of-its-kind experience in Africa, invites you to descend 51 metres into the heart of the ancient Afromontane Forest. This glass-fronted elevator provides stunning vistas of the Drakensberg Escarpment as you gently glide down the cliff face. Accessible to all, including wheelchair users, the one-minute ride offers a smooth and comfortable descent.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting forest
Explore a hidden world teeming with life on a captivating 600-metre journey through the indigenous forest at Graskop Gorge Lift Co. The elevated walkway winds its way through the vibrant canopy, offering breathtaking views and unforgettable encounters with nature.

Soar over the gorge on the thrilling zipline
Craving an adrenaline rush but hesitant about the Big Swing’s intensity? The exhilarating Double Zipline is the perfect alternative! Take flight from a 5-metre tower boasting breathtaking 360° views, then zoom across the majestic Graskop Gorge on a 120-metre zipline.
But the adventure doesn’t end there! Stroll along a scenic platform, soaking in the panoramic vistas, before launching yourself back across the gorge on a second, equally thrilling zipline. Experience the wind in your hair and the unparalleled beauty of the landscape from a whole new perspective.

Take the plunge on the big swing!
The Big Swing is one of the world’s highest cable gorge swings and launches off the top of a waterfall.
The experience is very different to a bungee-jump because participants freefall for 70m before the jump rope pulls them into a high-speed arch and they swing from one side of the gorge to the other. When falling, they reach 140km/h in three seconds

Another thrilling first for South Africa: the cliff walk
Graskop Gorge Lift Co’s heart-pounding Cliff Walk is an epic new adventure perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
Brace yourself as you step onto a narrow walkway high above the lush forest below. This adrenaline-pumping path winds its way around the cliffside, leading to a thrilling suspension bridge that spans the gorge and offers breathtaking views. But the excitement doesn’t stop there,  gear up for a zipline ride that takes you to a whole new level of exploration.
Once you catch your breath, continue your adventure on the stunning walkway constructed along the rock face and under the rock overhang. Continue to the viewing lift and descend to the forest floor level. Enjoy the mystery of the forest while strolling on the 600m elevated boardwalk where suspension bridges cross the Motitsi River and offer views of the waterfall.

 

God’s Window – Blyde River Canyon – 94 km

The Zenith of the Panorama Route, this is such a picturesque viewpoint that it has been called “God’s Window”, due to the sheer natural beauty contained in one view. Uniquely located North of Graskop, while standing at this view point you get a beautiful view of the panoramic lowveld. You will be able to view the magnificent Blyde River Canyon. However, you will have to hike up the narrow pathway along the escapement to actually see the viewpoint.

eSwatini (Swaziland) – 100 km
Dullstroom – 110 km
Mozambique (Lebombo Border) – 116 km