Yes, renting a car when traveling to Hazyview is the easiest way to reach the town and the famous nearby national park. Driving is one of the only ways to get to Hazyview from the airports. Driving around the region in your own car is ideal for seeing the sights and surroundings. 

Yes, it is possible to walk around the town of Hazyview, where accommodations, dining opportunities, shopping, and more are near enough to reach on foot. Kruger National Park also offers areas to explore on foot with walking safaris, etc. 

There are many walking and hiking trails and options in and around Hazyview with beautiful scenic surroundings and spectacular views. 

Yes, riding around Hazyview on two wheels is possible and a great way to explore the small town and its exciting surroundings. There is a windy paved road that travels between Hazyview and Sabie which is popular for cyclists. There are several mountain biking trails in the Hazyview area such as Mtumi Hazyview. There are also several places to go quad biking through farmlands and bush, and along the Sabie River Valley where riders might spot wildlife like elephants, giraffes, and zebras.  

Hazyview is considered a safe destination to visit. Take the necessary precautions when sightseeing, use common sense, and keep your valuables out of sight from pickpockets, especially in crowded areas like markets, and tourist attractions. At night stay in well-lit and populated areas, and use reputable transportation companies instead of taking rides from strangers. 

There are a few shopping options in and around Hazyview with local souvenir shops, curios, gift shops, shopping centers, malls, and markets to choose from. The Lowveld Shopping Mall is located near the conjunction of R40 and R536 along with a few smaller stores. Lowveld Shopping Mall is the largest shopping center in Mpumalanga boasting over 200 stores that include local and international brands as well as a food court. Hazyview Junction is a lifestyle center nearby that offers visitors retail opportunities, coffee shops, internet cafes, restaurants, a nursery, and a reptile park. 

The official language spoken in Hazyview is English, which is widely spoken, especially in the service industry, it is taught in schools and used in government, business, and the media. Many people speak fluent English, especially in hotels and restaurants. There are officially eleven languages in South Africa with Afrikaans being one of the most popular along with English and nine ethnic languages, of which Zulu and Xhosa are the most widely spoken. We recommend getting a good English/African guidebook and learning the basic questions like please, thank you, and numbers 1-10.

Hazyview features a tropical climate which makes it an ideal destination to visit anytime of the year. The cool, dry season is from April to October which is one of the more popular times to visit. The temperatures remain pleasant during this time which allows a comfortable environment to see the animals in Kruger National Park. The temperatures during this time period are comfortable and range from 46-73 F degrees ideal for outdoor activities and enjoying the region’s outdoor attractions. The humidity is low during this time period with a lower chance of rain. December and January are the peak tourist seasons in Hazyview when prices and crowds tend to be higher. April, May, September, and October are the shoulder months with fewer crowds and lower costs. From May through September the daily average temperatures are between 68-78 F degrees. 

The currency of Hazyview is the South African Rand (ZAR). US dollars are also widely accepted. You will need to exchange your currency for the Shilling, which can be done upon arrival at the airport currency exchange desks or banks and specialized stores called Foreign Exchange Bureaus. ATMs can be found in the city, tipping is discretionary and appreciated, and cash is usually preferred.

There are a great variety of restaurants in and around Hazyview and the surrounding neighborhoods. Although it’s a small town there are close to about 35 restaurants plus around 10 fast food outlets, local restaurants, small eateries, and more. Some say Hazyview is a Gourmet treasure trove offering some of the best dining establishments in the Lowveld. The cuisine in Hazyview is fueled by the rich agricultural land of the region. Visitors can enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants, pubs, cafes, and more with options for outdoor seating and pleasant views. The restaurants in and around town offer something for everyone with vegetarian delights, as well as fresh seafood, chicken, steaks, and other delectable dishes. 

There are a few options for nightlife in Hazyview and the surrounding neighborhoods with a few great restaurants, pubs, and bars to choose from. There are some nice cozy bars and lively pubs where visitors can enjoy a drink or two and socialize, possibly some pool and live music. There are some favorite local hangout spots where holiday guests can swap a few stories of their day and unwind from a busy day of sightseeing. 

In case of an emergency dial 10111 for the police, and 10177 for an ambulance. 

Hospitals:Hospitals:Bongani Hospital tel.013-737-7217