Highgrove House is a country house on a macadamia and avocado farm between White River and Hazyview. The suites are quiet, with fireplaces and garden views, dinners are by candlelight and breakfast is taken in the gazebo. A small spa, a pool and wide lawns make it a restful stop before or after a Kruger safari, and the Panorama Route’s waterfalls and viewpoints are an easy day out.
Highgrove House is set on a working macadamia and avocado farm, offering a peaceful escape with welcoming staff and a relaxing spa. Ideal for honeymoon couples, it is tranquil yet conveniently located within easy reach of the Kruger National Park.
- Mary-Anne Finlay - Tour Guide Since 2006 (THETA Registration No: GP 2432)
Price Per Person Sharing From:
USD 277 - 357
Highlights & What to Expect
Avocado and macadamia farm between White River and Hazyview.
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport is within an hour of the farm, and Kruger’s Phabeni and Numbi gates are close.
Location & Setting
The farm looks over rolling valleys. The Panorama Route’s waterfalls and lookouts are near, and a full or half day in Kruger is easy from here.
Rooms
The eight suites are furnished in a classic colonial style. The two Executive Suites each have a private courtyard and plunge pool. The six Luxury Suites have a lounge, a veranda and a bathroom with both a shower and a Victorian tub. All of them have a fireplace, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and fine cotton linen.
The house is a comfortable stopover either side of a few nights in the bush, and our Kruger Park safaris can start or finish here.
Facilities
Dinner is served in the restaurant with wines from the cellar, and breakfast in a Victorian gazebo in the garden. The spa’s treatment rooms look over the orchards, and between outings there is the pool and the garden to walk in.
The farmland between Hazyview and White River holds several small country hotels, and Graskop’s escarpment and Paul Kruger Gate are each within an easy drive.
A large lodge-style hotel on the Sabie River, a minute from Paul Kruger Gate and the road to Skukuza.
Last Updated: November 6, 2026 Curated By:Riaan Viljoen
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