Hazeview

Facts

Hazyview is located in the province of Mpumalanga in northeastern South Africa and is one of the most popular starting points for safaris in Kruger National Park. The town is situated near several of the park’s southern entrances and is an ideal stop for those who want to combine a safari with scenic experiences along the Panorama Route.

Hazyview is surrounded by lush subtropical scenery featuring banana plantations, forests, and green hills, setting it apart from the drier safari areas further into Kruger. The atmosphere is peaceful, with small restaurants, lodges, and cafés dotted throughout the lush landscape.

Nature and landscape

The area around Hazyview offers beautiful and varied scenery, with green valleys, rivers, and proximity to several of South Africa’s most spectacular viewpoints. From here, you can easily reach the Panorama Route with attractions such as the Blyde River Canyon, God’s Window, and Bourke’s Luck Potholes.
The landscape around Hazyview is significantly greener than many other parts of South Africa thanks to the subtropical climate and the many farms in the area.

Safaris and Activities

The main attraction for visitors to Hazyview is its proximity to Kruger National Park. From here, you can easily embark on an exciting self-drive safari and experience Africa’s amazing wildlife, with the chance to see the Big Five and many other animal species.
For those who want to combine a safari with other activities, the area also offers ziplining, river rafting, hiking, and various nature experiences.

Culture and atmosphere

In Hazyview, nature is always close by. Many lodges and hotels are nestled in lush greenery and offer a peaceful atmosphere after days filled with safaris and adventures.
The area is home to several local markets, small restaurants, and cafés where you can experience everyday South African life at a more leisurely pace.

What makes Hazyview unique?

Hazyview combines safaris, lush natural surroundings, and proximity to some of South Africa’s most spectacular landscapes. The combination of Kruger National Park and the Panorama Route makes the area an ideal base for those who want to experience both wildlife and scenic views

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