Graskop Self Catering Accommodation
4.9 - 13 Guest Reviews
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Graskop Reviews
The waterfalls and nature are breathtaking
This place is very peaceful, quiet, pool is excellent. Please change the mattres on chalet Number 2 main bedroom. Other than that I would recommend to anyone đź‘Ś
Everything!
The view. The green mountains, the wild waterfalls, yet so peaceful.
Beautiful part of the country, God's window a must see.
Nice and quiet environment for a holiday destination as a family, friends or couple. Great tourist attractions around.
The places around like Gods window, waterfall, potholes, Blyde River Canyon and the one next to Mogodi Lodge.
A most magical area.
I quite enjoyed geo view at panorama chalets rest and camp. lt's such a nice view.
The settings, view, open spaces in Graskop.
More info about Graskop
It’s highly likely that anyone visiting Graskop will have stopped for a treat at one of the many superb pancake houses in the town. Tour buses parked outside a particular establishment hints at its popularity.
But Graskop is much more than this – the town is known as the Window on Mpumalanga, chiefly because of its location at the edge of the escarpment where pine plantations make way for awe-inspiring views of thick indigenous bushveld set amongst canyons and hills.
The area was first established as a mining settlement in 1882. Present day Graskop is a tourist destination with some of South Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders bordering the town. Graskop is included in the popular Panorama Route that runs from Lydenburg in the south to north of the Blyde River Canyon. This route is bursting with panoramas, waterfalls, fruit and nut farms, striking mountains and appealing towns, one of the principal ones being Graskop.
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About Self Catering
Self Catering places can be found from rural to urban areas and can vary in what they offer. They allow plenty freedom and is a great inexpensive way to spend your holiday. They have been widely classified as a “Home away from home”. This is a good option for guests who don’t mind cooking their own food, and are looking for a more independent and flexible form of accommodation. For budget and large families, we would recommend self-catering for a more personalised experience.