Lost Trail B&B

Our guesthouse nestles between enormous granite rocks in a quiet cull - de - sac close to the golf course. We are ideally located for guests en - route to the Kruger National Park , Mozambique and easy drive to all major Lowveld attractions. Get lost in 3200 sq.m. tropical, leafy serenity with large trees, bamboo bush and plants amongst giant rocks. Enjoy the abundant bird life and koi ponds, while you relax.

NOTE: We are in a malaria free area!

We offer Luxury 9 en-suite bedrooms with private entrances adjacent to the main house. Fridge, tea and coffee trays in rooms. Air condition & ceiling fans. D.S.T.V. Large sparkling pool. Hide-away B.B.Q. Near good restaurants and golf course. Hearty farm style breakfast served on verandah. Remote controlled gate for off street security. Your hosts are ANNELIZE and DC. HUMAN.

Tourist attractions in the area.

Visit the Sudwala Caves - one of the major tourist attractions in the Crocodile River Valley and only 25 km from town. The road between Blyde River Canyon and Pilgrim's Rest is particularly scenic and overlooks the Blyde River. Pilgrim's Rest is rich in history with an array of fascinating old style shops to explore. Near the entrance bridge of Sabie are the Bridal, Lone Creek and Horseshoe Falls. Mac-Mac falls and - Pools are beautiful. Gods` Window, the Pinical, and Three Rondavels are a must. Day trips to Kruger National Park are very popular. Nearest gate is Malelane 45km.

Any other information which may interest tourists to the area Lowveld National Botanic Gardens. One of the finest and most interesting botanic gardens in South Africa, set in beautiful surroundings on the Crocodile River near Nelpruit. The gardens feature a number of unique botanical collections from a Cycad garden to a tropical forest containing a comprehensive variety of fig trees waterfall and hanging bridge. Just outside Nelspruit,is the Jane Goodall Institude Chimpanzee Eden-a haven for rescued chimps and one of only a handful on the planet.

NELSPRUIT: The dynamic provincial capital of Mpumalanga is also the largest town in the Lowveld. As such, it is well serviced with shops, restaurants,cinemas and other facilities. It is attractively positioned and has a park like setting with many flowering trees. Oranges, sub-tropical fruit and nuts are grown extensively in the area.