Aqua Terra Guest House

The Aqua Terra Guest House, meaning 'Water and Earth' in Latin, is a tranquil accommodation establishment situated in Lydenburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa. The one-hectare property is beautifully positioned along the Sterkspruit River, surrounded by willow trees and rolling lawns.

The guest house offers three spacious en-suite rooms equipped with 100% cotton bedding and towels, television with DSTV, and a refrigerator. A family/group room is available that can accommodate up to five people across three rooms, complete with a lounge and bathroom featuring both bath and shower facilities. Additionally, there are two guest rooms with televisions that share a bathroom.

All accommodations are serviced daily, and guests can opt for breakfast, lunch packs, or dinner. The establishment caters to both short and long-term stays, with monthly packages available. The property's location makes it an ideal base for visitors traveling to attractions such as the Kruger National Park, Longtom Pass, Dullstroom, Sabie, Graskop, and Nelspruit.

The area is renowned for outdoor activities, particularly fly-fishing, with several rivers in close proximity including the Sterkspruit, Dorps River, Doringbergspruit, and Klipgatspruit. Guests can enjoy mountain biking in the nearby Gustav Klingbiel Nature Reserve or simply relax under the lapa watching the sunrise over Longtom pass, embodying the establishment's commitment to combining natural surroundings with comfortable accommodation.