It is an interesting geological site and also nice, but it is a little too worked up with fences, signs, and other obstacles, so some of the charm and natural beauty is crowded out. I think it is a place one has to stop when one drives the Panorama Route in Mpumalanga but I don't think is a place I would bring my visitors unless we happened to drive by there. It is however quite beautiful with the waterfalls and the green mountains in the background.

What a fabulous place here. The water, the falls, the holes the water made, the colors of the stones… everything is so nice. We can go and spring on the stones. There’s a big parking and you have to pay to see but it’s not expensive for European people.

If this wasn't part of the 2-week trip itinerary, I won't have known about this naturally beautiful site. It's an easy walk, even in the 35 degree heat, to get to all the viewing platforms and to see the waterfalls. The colour of the rocks are probably what made this so distinct for me. I can't imagine spending alot of time here, especially in the heat, but having seen the potholes and the falls, was very well worth the visit.