LINGA LONGA COUNTRY GUESTHOUSE
Self Catering Cottage Accommodation
in Graskop, Mpumalanga, South Africa
The Linga Longa Country Guest House is superbly situated on the edge of the picturesque town of
Graskop, with a magnificent view over the country side and hills - an ideal location for the nature lover.
Accommodation:
Linga Longa offers either a bed and breakfast option, or a self catering option. The house has two double bedrooms, one bedroom with two single bunk beds, ONE and a half bathrooms, a lounge with a fire hearth and fully equipped kitchen. Relax on a sunny day at the pond situated in a beautiful garden, or enjoy a glass of red wine in front of a cosy fire. A television with satellite, stereo hi-fi and video machine is there to make your stay more enjoyable. Fresh towels are supplied, as well as an additional cleaning service to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Breakfast can be enjoyed at the delightful Silverspoon Restaurant from 7am to 11am. The breakfast voucher is also redeemable for a light lunch at Silverspoon.
The Town Of Graskop:
This village situated on the Drakensberg escarpment above Kolwyn's Pass was established in 1880. The town was originally a gold mining settlement, but is now a major forest centre. The mining of asbestos, manganese and phosphates also contributes to the income of the town. The town of Graskop is the gateway to the
Panorama Route, which will enable you to enjoy some of the most awe-inspiring vistas in the world.
Adventure Tourism:
Some of the best hiking trails in the country are in the vicinity of Graskop. The Bourke's Luck Lichen trail has the famous "potholes", and the lichen in the area as the main focus. The Belvedere Trail on the other hand will teach you more about the history of the waterfalls and the Blyde River Valley. The Protea Trail will offer you pure enjoyment of the beauty of indigenous forests, waterfalls and bird life. For the more adventurous, there is the Big Swing, just outside Graskop.
Natural Wonders:
Bourke's Luck Potholes is one of the most intricate pieces of work ever formed by the hand of nature. The Abel Erasmus Pass offers breath-taking views of this beautiful and fertile country side. Watch the Berlin Falls crash approximately 50m into a plunge pool in Blyde River. The
Blyde River Canyon is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of our country. God's Window, a cleft in the side of the escarpment north of Graskop, formed by many years of wind erosion, provides magnificent panoramic view of the Lowveld.
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