Mpumalanga - 90 m
Lisbon Falls
The highest waterfall in Mpumalanga at 90 metres, set against panoramic escarpment views on the northern Panorama Route.
About
About Lisbon Falls
Lisbon Falls is the tallest waterfall in Mpumalanga - a triple-cascade dropping 90 metres over the escarpment edge and into a wide amphitheatre.
Named after the Portuguese capital by early settlers, the falls are especially spectacular after summer rains when the volume swells and mist rises through the gorge.
Highlights
What to expect at Lisbon Falls
terrain
90 m - tallest in Mpumalanga
The highest waterfall in the province, plunging in three tiers.
landscape
Escarpment panorama
Sweeping views over the Blyde River escarpment.
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Peak flow after rains
Volume and mist are best in late summer and autumn.
history
Named for Portugal
Named after the Portuguese capital by early settlers.
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