About Buffelsvley

Look toward the Steynsberg foothills at dusk, and you will see him—etched in stone and time. The unmistakable profile of Oom Paul Kruger, the legendary Boer President, watches over Buffelsvley as if he never left the land he once fought for.

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Legends whisper of the Kruger Millions, gold hidden in Mpumalanga’s wilderness, never found. Yet, as the last light fades and the mountains settle into shadow, you realize—the real treasure was never buried at all.

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It is here, in the rolling orchards, the rich earth, and the quiet shimmer of the Watervalrivier. It is in the cry of the hadeda at dawn, the hush of the wind through the trees, and the warmth of stories shared at Klipskuur.

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Buffelsvley is more than just a place—it is heritage, family, and history woven together. From the first packhouse, where the orchards’ bounty was once gathered, to the family home, now lovingly transformed into a guesthouse, every stone and beam holds a story.

Generations have walked these lands, built their dreams here, and welcomed others to share in its beauty.

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Buffelsvley does not keep its wealth hidden. It unfolds it, moment by moment, to those who are willing to see.