The Highlands Meander in Mpumalanga is a popular destination attracting nature lovers, flyfishers and adventure seekers to the mist and scenery of this flyfishing mecca.

Small patches of mountain forest surviving in secluded kloofs and moist slopes allow for an excellent birding habitat and are a tempting stop for migratory birds.

It is also home to Africa's only breeding community of wild black leopard, who haunt the wild mountain ravines and streams that characterise the Highland Meander.

Dullstroom is one of the highest villages of South Africa and its peaceful demure belies the fact that it was a hotspot for years during the Anglo-Boer War.

Yet, it has become a favourite with weary travellers and stressed city dwellers that come to rest and regain their balance.

The biggest town in the Highlands Meander is Lydenburg, translated it means town of suffering. It has the finest examples of "Zuid Afrikaanse" and old Transvaal architecture and activities on offer will give the visitor a global picture of authentic tradition and culture.