WATCH: Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route waterfalls in full flood
Recent heavy rains have dramatically increased water levels at many Panorama Route attractions, creating spectacular scenes. Take a look...
Several popular waterfalls and tourist attractions along Mpumalanga’s iconic Panorama Route are flowing at full force following recent heavy rainfall in the region.
Videos show Berlin Falls, Lisbon Falls and Bourke’s Luck Potholes in full flood, with water levels significantly higher than usual.
Take a look…
Panorama route waterfalls: A sight to behold
The increased flow comes after sustained rainfall across parts of Mpumalanga, which has boosted river systems feeding the Panorama Route’s natural landmarks.
Normally reduced to gentler streams during drier periods, the waterfalls are now thundering, creating dramatic scenes that have drawn attention online.
Bourke’s Luck Potholes, located at the confluence of the Blyde and Treur rivers, appear particularly powerful in the footage, with fast-moving water surging through the rock formations.
The Panorama Route is one of South Africa’s most popular scenic drives, attracting both local and international tourists with its waterfalls, viewpoints and geological features.
While the conditions offer striking views, visitors are urged to exercise caution, as high water levels can make viewing areas slippery and dangerous.
Authorities typically advise tourists to remain behind safety barriers and avoid getting too close to fast-flowing water.
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