The town of Dullstroom in South Africa is situated halfway between Johannesburg and the Kruger National Park. Dullstroom is one of the premier fly fishing destinations in South Africa.
The town was founded in the early 1880s by Dutch emigrants. Dullstroom is situated on the scenic Panorama Route in Mpumalanga province and is the heart of the Highlands Meander. The town is the ideal location to explore, amongst others, God’s Window, the Blyde River Canyon, Bourke's Luck Potholes, Hazyview and the Sudwala Caves.
Dullstroom is best known as an excellent trout fishing destination. The first hatchling boxes were placed in the municipal dam in 1927. The town has since grown to accommodate the many tourists who enjoy nature-based activities, including hiking, horse riding trails, scenic waterfalls, abundant waterfalls, wildflowers and fauna.
Dullstroom is the coldest town in Mpumalanga. The winter conditions can drop below 0 but the daytime temperatures are most often warm and sunny. The region is popular throughout the year and the central access makes the town an ideal spot to explore the region.
Stay at Dullstroom accommodation in Mpumalanga.
Critchley Hackle Lodge is located in the tranquil little town of Dullstroom, which is a Trout fisherman's paradise with Rainbow Trout being ...
A beautiful lodge-under-thatch has been created with views of the gorge and the surrounding cliffs and mountain. The ambience is complemente...
Nestling in the Mpumalanga Highlands between Dullstroom and Lydenburg, Stonecutters is a 2 and a half hours drive from Johannesburg Internat...
Walkersons Hotel & Spa is situated in a tranquil environment offering guests excellent fly fishing, scenic attractions and elegant Dullstroo...