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Garonga Safari Camp | Makalali Conservancy, Phalaborwa, Limpopo

Garonga Safari Camp | Makalali Conservancy, Phalaborwa, Limpopo

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Garonga Safari Camp is in the greater Makalali Conservancy west of the Kruger National Park and between Phalaborwa and Hoedspruit. People who come to Garonga are looking for a peaceful retreat in the African bushveld and a time to simply forget all their troubles and just simply relax in beautiful nature. To add to the relaxing experience, there is even a camp sala or health spa where you can enjoy treatments like reflexology, massages, and aromatherapy as well as hot…

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Lepelle Lodge – Burgersfort, Limpopo

Lepelle Lodge – Burgersfort, Limpopo

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Burgersfort is in Limpopo province along the border of Mpumalanga. It is beautifully positioned in a valley of the Spekboom River. The town is surrounded by the picturesque foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains, and many people enjoy all the activities the area provides.

Mbizi Game Lodge & Spa | Warmbaths, Limpopo

Mbizi Game Lodge & Spa | Warmbaths, Limpopo

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Visitors from all over, but particularly from fast-paced Gauteng  flock to Mbizi Caravan Lodge which is situated about eight kilometers outside Warmbaths, now known as Bela-Bela. Their caravan and camping facilities have been awarded five-star caravan and camping status by the Tourism Grading Council, and for this wonderful experience, people come here to experience fun, peace and quiet and nature, and are rewarded with plenty of bird- and wild life when they take walks or cycle through the bushveld. Mbizi…

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Buyskop Lodge | Bela Bela, Limpopo

Buyskop Lodge | Bela Bela, Limpopo

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Limpopo is a highly sought after destination for holidays where beautiful bushveld lodges allow outdoor lovers to pursue activities such as birding, hiking, game viewing, fishing and swimming in rivers and dams. Buyskop Lodge is a popular lodge situated on a private game reserve close to Bela Bela in Limpopo and within easy driving distance for city dwelling Gautengers. Buyskop Lodge is also a working farm and guests will enjoy typical farm sounds such as chicken and geese as well…

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Mohlabetsi | Balule Nature Reserve, Hoedspruit, Limpopo

Mohlabetsi | Balule Nature Reserve, Hoedspruit, Limpopo

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Mohlabetsi is situated in the Balule Nature Reserve which is part of the greater Kruger National Park. Nature lovers appreciate the fact that the small lodge with accommodates just 20 guests lends itself to a more peaceful and relaxing experience; far from the maddening crowds.  Because of its quietness, the surrounding area attracts more birds and animals, amongst which is the big 5 and this is what makes Mohlabetsi so special. The 4 star safari camp is made up of…

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Mogalakwena River Lodge | Alldays, Limpopo

Mogalakwena River Lodge | Alldays, Limpopo

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Alldays is a small Limpopo Province town that is well known for its beautiful game- and hunting farms in the area. The Mopane tree bush and the bushveld provides one with a sense of adventure because this is safari country. The area is also known for its citrus farm and the much loved fascinating Baobab tree, and in fact there is one at Bakleikraal which has a circumference of 21m. Mogalakwena River Lodge is found in the Alldays area and…

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Nuanetzi Game Lodge – Naboomspruit/Mookgophong, Limpopo

Nuanetzi Game Lodge – Naboomspruit/Mookgophong, Limpopo

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Just 2 hours away from Johannesburg you can find peace and quiet in the African bushveld. Nuanetzi Game Lodge is a popular week-end getaway for anyone wanting peace and quiet and fresh country air. Nature lovers will relish the abundant game- and bird life in the beautiful bushveld, while appreciating that this is a malaria free area beautifully situated in the foothills of the Waterberg Mountains. You’ll be able to go on game walks or a game drive and get…

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