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The Wildebeest's guide to South Africa

Berlin Falls

Afrikaans name: Berlinwaterval

Berlin Falls

Berlin Falls

Photo © Johan van Zyl

The province of Mpumalanga is blessed with a number of beautiful waterfalls such as the Lisbon Falls and this one, the Berlin Falls. While they are not quite as high as the Lisbon Falls, they are a beautiful sight.

The Berlin Falls are on the Sabine River and are 80 metres high. The water drops into a basin that is bordered by rocky red cliffs. Many people liken the falls to a candle.

Visitors can view the falls from an observation deck opposite them which presents a perfect view. You may also take a path with steps down to the bottom of the falls to see them from a different angle.

To get to the Berlin Falls head north from Graskop, for 10 km, on a road that runs roughly parallel with the R532 which is to its left. Take the turnoff to the Blyde River Forest Station.

On you travels in this area you may also want to enjoy the plant and birdlife as there is plenty to see.

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References and further reading

Places to Visit in Southern Africa - Author: AA RSA - Published: 1995 - Page: 108

Southern Africa from the Highway - Author: AA RSA - Published: 1991 - Page: 61

Hit the Road - 2nd Edition - Author: MapStudio - Published: 2018 - Page: 135

Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency - Berlin Falls

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