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Activities

Tiger Fishing

Tiger Fishing at Komatipoort offers a challenging outing for any keen fisherman. The beautiful surroundings and tranquil Komati River allow for the ultimate safari experience. The Komati River is also home to crocodiles and hippos, and thus Komatipoort Fishing Safaris are not for the faint hearted! There are a number of dams in the Komatipoort area, the largest being Driekoppies

Dam. All these dams are well-stocked with Florid Large Mouth Bass, Small Mouth Bass, Yellowfish, Tigerfish, Tilapia and other fish species. Komatipoort is particularly known for good-sized tigerfish which can be found in the dams and the Komati River, though the bass are also known to get big as well as being in abundance. Remember to take a few earthworms and floats for Kurper.


Kambako Golf Club

Kambaku Golf Club is situated in Komatipoort Mpumalanga and is a 9-hole course set in the wildest corner of South Africa at the confluence of the Crocodile and Komati Rivers along the foothills of the Lebombo mountain range. Ideally situated close to the Kruger National Park nestles a unique gem of a golf course that will challenge each and every level of Golfer. With the breathtaking Lebombo Mountains as backdrop you can retreat to the Bushveld let your dreams take flight and enjoy a slice of heaven. Komatipoort golf course is unique in every way. A group of dedicated farmers came together as a community and begun clearing the site in1997. Course designer Douw van der Merwe added his expertise to the layout and slowly this beautiful course set at the confluence of the Komati and Crocodile Rivers took shape


FAQ about Activities

What are the top things to do in Komatipoort?

Komatipoort is best known as the gateway to Kruger National Park, but visitors can also enjoy tiger fishing on the Crocodile River, wildlife viewing, birdwatching, golfing, hiking, and day trips to nearby attractions in South Africa, Mozambique, and Eswatini.

How far is Kruger National Park from Komatipoort?

The Crocodile Bridge Gate, one of the southern entrances to Kruger National Park, is approximately 8 km from Komatipoort, making it easy to enjoy an early morning or full-day safari.

Can I go on a safari from Komatipoort?

Yes. Komatipoort is one of the best bases for exploring the southern region of Kruger National Park. Visitors can choose self-drive safaris or join guided game drives led by experienced rangers.

Are there any outdoor activities besides game viewing?

Absolutely. Popular outdoor activities include hiking, mountain biking, fishing, birdwatching, photography, and relaxing boat trips on nearby rivers.

Is tiger fishing available in Komatipoort?

Yes. The Crocodile River is one of South Africa's well-known tiger fishing destinations. Guided fishing trips are available during the appropriate fishing season

What attractions are within easy driving distance of Komatipoort?

Visitors can easily explore the Panorama Route, the Lebombo Mountains, Mozambique, Eswatini, and several private game reserves, making Komatipoort an excellent base for day trips.

Are there family-friendly activities in Komatipoort?

Yes. Families can enjoy wildlife safaris, crocodile and reptile attractions, nature walks, picnic spots, birdwatching, and educational experiences in and around Kruger National Park.

Can I visit Mozambique from Komatipoort?

Yes. The Mozambique border at Lebombo is only a few kilometres from Komatipoort, making it convenient for a day trip or holiday extension, provided you have the required travel documents.

When is the best time to visit Komatipoort for activities?

Komatipoort is a year-round destination. Winter (May to September) offers cooler temperatures and excellent wildlife viewing, while summer (October to April) brings lush landscapes, abundant birdlife, and dramatic afternoon thunderstorms.

Is Komatipoort good for birdwatching?

Yes. The area is home to hundreds of bird species throughout the year. Birdwatchers regularly spot kingfishers, hornbills, bee-eaters, fish eagles, and many migratory species.