Graskop is a scenic Mpumalanga town and one of the most popular gateways to the Panorama Route. Set near the edge of the escarpment, it places visitors within easy reach of some of South Africa’s most spectacular natural attractions, including God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, waterfalls and the Blyde River Canyon. The town is surrounded by mountains, forests and dramatic viewpoints, making it ideal for sightseeing, photography, hiking and nature-based travel. Graskop is also a convenient base for travellers combining the Panorama Route with a Kruger National Park safari. Its relaxed atmosphere and access to major scenic landmarks make it a favourite stop in Mpumalanga.
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Why stay in Graskop?
Graskop is the perfect base for exploring waterfalls, canyons, mountain scenery and the famous Panorama Route.
Accommodation & specials in Graskop
Angels View Hoyo Hoyo
Mpumalanga, Graskop
From R1,563
Min night stays apply over Peak periodsFrom 01 Feb to 15 Dec 2026
More about Graskop
God’s Window, waterfalls, the Panorama Route and Blyde River Canyon.
Graskop developed as a small forestry and mining-linked town and is now best known for tourism.
Indigenous forests, grasslands, birdlife and escarpment vegetation.
God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, waterfall tours, hiking, scenic drives and photography.
Mild year-round climate, with summer rainfall and cooler winter evenings.
English, isiZulu, Xitsonga and Sepedi are spoken. The town has a small local population.