Mukwana Guest Lodge Barberton South Africa - Hotels, Accommodation, Lodges, Camping and self catering Barberton South Africa

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This spacious, self-catering mountain retreat tucks itself away amongst the Makhonjwa Mountains, West of the historical town of Barberton. Venture up a 4.5km gravel mountain pass road to experience sheer comfort from home, with spectacular views over the vast “De Kaap Valley” and the distant Drakensberg Mountains to the North, East and West.

Mukwana Guest Lodge Accommodation

This rustic, African style, self-catering guesthouse can accommodate a maximum of 6 people. The 3 private bedrooms each have double beds, all with en-suite bathrooms. It boasts a fully equipped kitchen including gas stove and microwave, pantry and laundry.

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It also has a large open plan lounge / dining area with big screen DSTV, built-in fireplace, and sliding doors leading onto a large deck with open air boma and braai area (firewood supplied).

The Guest Suite
This private guest suite offers a queen-size bed, own separate lounge with fireplace, en-suite bathroom (shower and bath), and sliding doors leading into the sub-tropical garden.

Shared usage of fully equipped communal kitchen, lounge with Dstv and braai area. . .

Main Suite
The spacious main suite offers a king-size bed, DSTV in bedroom, en-suite bathroom (including shower, double basin, Jacuzzi. . .) and large sliding doors leading onto the deck with spectacular sunset views.

Double Suite
The double suite has a queen-size bed with own, private bathroom and sliding doors leading onto the deck and braai area.

This is an ideal breakaway into a sub-tropical environment surrounded by a beautiful fairy-like garden and awesome views over the ancient Makhonjwa Mountains. A nature lover’s dream!!!

Activities
Activities on this mountainous property include a variety of adventure sports and outdoor activities, like mountain biking, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding, 4x4 trails, quad bike trails, abseiling, canyoning, bird watching, stargazing. . . (Bring your own equipment).

Attractions
Attractions in the area include visits to the Barberton Museums, underground gold mining tours, gold panning, day trips to local Nature Reserves, Route 38, Kruger National Park, and much more. . .

This self-catering guesthouse can be used as a base and is in close proximity to Barberton, Nelspruit, Forever Resorts Badplaas, Graskop, Pilgrem’s Rest, Kruger National Park, Swaziland and offers en-route accommodation to the warm waters of the Mozambican coast.

Come and relax, have fun and enjoy our natural scenic beauty outdoors in a peaceful and sub-tropical environment!!

About Barberton
Embark on a journey back in time to a quaint little town called BARBERTON, Mpumalanga, South Africa. . .

Nestled between the mystical mountain rocks, you travel back in time, 3 500 000 000 years ago, when the first rocks and consequently the first life forms occurred on planet earth. The Barberton Mountainlands form the core of a proposed World Heritage Site, as it is central to the Achaean Greenstone Belt, in which some of the oldest and best preserved rocks and first life forms on earth are found.

This makes the Barberton Mountainlands one of the oldest regions on our planet, it’s as if you enter a vast open air museum that displays more than 3,5 billion years of earth history, also with archeological sites dating back from the stone- and iron ages.

The Barberton Mountainlands is one of the most beautiful wilderness areas with ever-changing mountains, pristine savannah, bushveld, indigenous riverine and mountain forest, all intersected by gin clear perennial streams. The plant species diversity is second only to the Cape Fynbos with 2 100 different species and still counting. The Barberton Mountainlands is a bird watcher’s haven with more than 400 species being recorded here, along with 24 different amphibians and reptiles.

Augusta Roberto first discovered gold in Barberton on 20 June 1883. During 1886 Barberton was at the height of its boom. Flashy beauties such as Cockney Liz reigned over a frenetic nightlife. The well-known Sir Percy Fitzpatrick and his dog immortalized in print as “Jock of the Bushveld” whom had many great adventures in this region and a statue of Jock still graces the town.

Barberton is seen as the Mecca of adventure sport. Conditions are perfect for paragliding and micro light flying. Endless mountain trails exist for 4x4 vehicles, horse riding, mountain bikes, quad bikes and hiking. Other popular activities include golf, gold panning, jogging, bird watching, scenic drives, hunting, underground mining tours, etc.

Today Barberton is a charming, atmospheric little town, with many old buildings still standing and interesting museums displaying the uniqueness of the local Geology and the history during the gold rush days. Gold is still mined here and the town also boasts with the oldest and richest gold and silver deposits in the world.