Motsamayi Tourism Group

Heritage is more than where we come from. It is the stories we carry, the traditions we preserve and the values we pass on.

Before he became known to the world as Nelson Mandela, and before he was given the name Nelson because he needed an English name at school, he was Rolihlahla.

His name, his Xhosa heritage and the traditions he grew up with were an important part of the man he became.
Within this home, those parts of his story continue to live through the photographs, objects, stories and spaces that offer a glimpse into the person behind the name the world came to know as Madiba.

September is Heritage Month, a time to reflect on the many histories, cultures and traditions that make South Africa what it is. This month, we invite you to immerse yourself in some of our country's history by stepping into the home where Nelson Mandela lived, welcomed family and friends, and made memories of his own.

Come and discover the stories held within our Heritage Home, and perhaps leave with a deeper appreciation of the heritage you carry with you.

Because understanding where we come from gives us another way to understand one another.

Heritage Day throwback: four years of culture, colour, and connection at Kruger Station.
Every year on Heritage Day, our team steps into traditional attire - not as a performance, but as a proud reflection of who we are.
It’s a celebration of South Africa’s diversity, shared through the people who welcome, serve, cook, and care for every guest who walks through our doors.
Different backgrounds. One team. One shared spirit.
Here’s to many more years of honouring where we come from - together.
📍Skukuza Rest Camp

AL FRESCO REDEFINED... Dinner in a dry riverbed under an ink-black African sky, with the sounds of the bush all around you... This is what an evening at Tshokwane River Camp looks like when the wilderness becomes your dining room.

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Rugby's greatest rivalry is back. 🏉
Springboks v All Blacks. Two tests. One epic August.

📍22 Aug '@ 17:10 - Ellis Park, Johannesburg 9 📍29 Aug '@ 17:10 - Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town At Kruger Station, we're bringing the action to the bush - big screens, cold drinks, match-day energy, and all the gees you can handle.
Whether you're here for every tackle or just the atmosphere, this is where game day lives.
Back the boys with us this August.

📍Skukuza rest camp

WE CAME SECOND! 🥈

A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who voted for Cape Point in the Kfm 94.5 🇿🇦 Best of the Cape Awards!

We’re incredibly proud to be recognised alongside some of Cape Town’s most iconic attractions. A huge congratulations to our fellow Cape Town Big 6 nominees, Robben Island Museum & the The Waterfront Duck Co.. Congratulations to our sister Table Mountain Cableway for taking 1st place and City Sightseeing South Africa for securing 3rd place in the category.

Your support means the world to the Cape Point team.

In just a few days, the tables will be set.
The fires will be lit. Glasses raised. Conversations shared beneath a canopy of stars.

This 19-21 August, Kruger Shalati welcomes internationally acclaimed chef and global culinary explorer Jason Mckinney as our Chef in Residence.

Currently travelling the world on his Where Is Chef Jason? tour, Jason brings his passion for exceptional cuisine to the Kruger National Park, where the flavours, ingredients and stories of the African bush become part of the experience.

Together with Executive Chef Vusi Mbatha, guests can expect an unforgettable celebration of place, produce and craftsmanship, where world-class technique meets the spirit of the Kruger.
Some journeys are measured in kilometres. Others are remembered one unforgettable course at a time.