Day 1: Mpumalanga Highlands
Guests are met upon arrival at Johannesburg International Airport, or any other location of their choice in either Johannesburg or Pretoria. From here the tour travels east through the coal rich Highveld and the rolling hills of Mpumalanga to the village of Dullstroom. The area surrounding Dullstroom is a windswept grassland which is dominated by the 2332m high "Die Berg" (the mountain). It is the highest point between the Limpopo and the Vaal Rivers. A visit is made to the Dullstroom Bird Of Prey and Rehabilitation Center which was established in 1997 in order to promote awareness of the raptor species and their growing plight as endangered species. A large number of different raptor species and their role in the ecosystem come under the spotlight before traveling on to the overnight destination of Mount Sheba. Mount Sheba is situated in a natural forest in the hills above the mining town of Pilgrims Rest.

Day 2: Mpumalanga Highlands
The Mpumalanga Panoramic Route is the focus of the day. Here visits are made to the Blyde River Gorge dominated by the triplet peaks of the Three Rondavels and Bourke's Luck where the unique geological features of the potholes are admired. Gods Window is then reached, a cleft in the edge of the escarpment from where magnificent views of the Lowveld can be enjoyed. God's Window is situated in a patch of indigenous forest where many flowering and aromatic plants flourish. A visit is also made to the historical mining village of Pilgrims Rest. It is one of the most perfect examples in the world, of a mining town born during the excitement of an alluvial gold rush. Gold was discovered here in 1873 and the town was declared a national monument in 1986. Guests will have a gold digging and panning demonstration before traveling to the overnight destination.

Day 4: Kruger Park
The area is a paradise for the wildlife enthusiast with close to one hundred and fifty different mammal species ranging from Brant's climbing Mouse weighing no more than a few grams to the mighty African Elephant which can weigh up to seven thousand kilograms. The identified bird species in the area number more than five hundred and the area is blessed with an abundance of flora. An early morning and late afternoon game drive in the company of your experienced guide affords the opportunity to enjoy the natural treasures of this part of Africa. The unique insight and knowledge of the guide is sure to add to your experience and understanding of the habits and behavior of the different species.