Privately Guided Panorama Route Tours

The Forest Falls are located between Sabie and Graskop on the famous Panorama Route in South Africa. What makes this waterfall unique, is that it is the only waterfall in the region which is wider than it is high. Pilgrim’s Rest is yet another fascinating sight to see on the Panorama Route map. This historic town was proclaimed a gold field in 1873 and in 1986 it became a National Monument. Here one can get a vivid idea of the architecture and lifestyle of the first gold miners in South Africa. Include this attraction in your Panorama Route itinerary to hear the interesting legends which surround the “Robbers Grave”. The Graskop Gorge Lift is one of the latest Panorama Route attractions. This adventure starts in a glass lift which descends 51m into the indigenous forest below. Here you can enjoy a 600m walk on a wooden pathway through the breath-taking forest. The Big Swing is a 68m freefall in less than 3 seconds. If this is not your cup of tea, you can opt for a drink at the The Edge Bar instead. The Long Tom Cannon is located on the R37 between Sabie and Lydenburg. Consequently, this road is known as the Long Tom Pass and may especially interest people who consider booking a heritage tour with Safaria. Here you can see a live size replica of the 155mm Creusot Long Tom which was used during the Second Boer War. Your private tour guide will explain the significance and complete history of this tourist attraction as you enjoy a view of the Sabie valley below. God’s Window offers a bird’s-eye view of the magnificent Blyde River Canyon. There are two viewing points on the stone walkway. The furthest point is the forest view which includes wooden paths through the greenery and an astonishing Lowveld scene once you reach the top. The Blyde River Canyon, also known as Motlatse Canyon, offers numerous fascinating sites to entertain tourists. The Pinnacle is an impressive single 30m high quartzite rock in the canyon. The Three Rondawels is another stop in the itinerary. These massive dolomite rocks are often referred to as the “Three Sisters” and allow for a glimpse of the Swadini Dam. Your Panorama Route tour guide will tell you the tale of a chief and three of his wives resembled by these three mountain tops.

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Local restaurants such as Harrie’s Pancakes, also form part of the character of our tours. Here you can see what South African dining is all about. Our Panorama Route tours are popular among local and international tourist with diverse personalities and interests. Safaria’s selection of panorama route tours are the ideal fit for curious nature lovers. Whether you’re someone who enjoys peaceful getaways or an adrenaline seeker and adventurer who wants to explore mountainous surrounds, these Panorama Route attractions and road trips are sure to exceed all your expectations. Our team regards every tourist as a unique individual with a specific set of interests, therefore we craft every tour plan with the individual in mind. This is how we ensure a blissful tour of the best the Lowveld has to offer. Book unforgettable privately guided Panorama Route Tours at competitive prices, with Safaria.