SOUTH AFRICA
AFRICA
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The town of Lydenburg was founded in 1849 by the Voortrekker Leader Andries Potgieter, who had been forced to move his people from Ohrigstad, due to a serious outbreak of malaria, to Lydenburg which is malaria free. From 1857 to 1860 the town was the capital of De Republiek Lydenburg in Zuid Afrika until unification with the Zuid Afkrikaanse Republik (ZAR). The town was given municipal status in 1927. Today, Lydenburg is a major agricultural and minig centre situated on the Sterkspruit River, against the Mpumalanga escarpment.
ACCOMMODATION
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CRANES NEST MOUNTAIN LODGE
Nestled in the ruins of an ancient culture, fringed by misty mountains and magic forests, you will find Cranes Nest – an exclusive getaway at the foot of the Steenkampsberg. Our superb accommodation is either on a catered or self-catering basis - For further information click here
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DE ARK GUEST HOUSE
This delightful old house has been lovingly restored and tastefully decorated to reveal the timelessness of a bygone era combined luxury. De Ark offers a combination of self-catering and Bed & Breakfast services. We can currently accommodate up to 18 persons sharing - For further information click here
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KLITS GRAS CHALETS
Treat yourself to a visit at Klitz-Gras chalets with our thatched wooden cabins and decor inspired by natural elements combined with traditional African art for a warm and comfortable atmosphere yet a luxerious experience - For further information click here
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