Flyfishing | Mpumalanga | Belfast | Dullstroom | Lydenburg | Waterval Boven | Highlands Meander

The Highlands Meander, in Mpumalanga, is a nature lover's paradise, South Africa's premier fly-fishing mecca, hosts some of the sub-continent's rarest birds, offers the best rock climbing, and most spectacular wild flower displays - all just two-hours from the metropolitan centres of Gauteng and Mozambique.

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. The region's diversity and string of quaint historic towns have made it a popular weekend hideaway for well-heeled city sleekers.

Situated only two to three hours drive from Gauteng, the Highlands Meander, one of seven tourism regions in Mpumalanga, has become a popular tourist destination, attracting nature lovers, fly-fishers and adventure mongers to the mist and scenery of the Trout Triangle area.

The Meander takes you to Belfast, Dullstroom, Elands Valley, the Kwena Basin, Lydenburg, Machadodorp, Skurweberg and Waterval Boven. Visit the towns, explore their accommodation, attractions and activities ...... we look forward to welcoming you on the Highlands Meander!