Limpopo, South Africa’s northernmost province, borders Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana, making it the ideal entrance to Africa. Named after the Limpopo River that flows along its northern border, the province is rich in wildlife, spectacular scenery and a wealth of historical and cultural treasures.
br This province is in the Savanna Biome, an area of mixed grassland and trees, which is generally known as bushveld. The province’s natural resources include more than 50 provincial reserves, as well as several private game reserves. The largest section of the Kruger National Park is situated along the eastern boundary of Limpopo with Mozambique.

Known as the Great North, Limpopo is a land of legend. Ruins and relics abound in ancient forests, sparkling trout waters, hot mineral springs and waterfalls. Much of it has remained unchanged for centuries, offering unlimited opportunities in Limpopo for the enjoyment of untamed Africa. Limpopo is home to ancient lands and prehistoric secrets. This is home to Modjadji, the fabled Rain Queen, the Stone Age and Iron age relics of Makapansgat Valley and the treasures of Mapungubwe that date back to time immemorial.

Happily, today Limpopo is united in its aim to offer the best possible welcome to all who visit this spectacular region of South Africa. The northern section of the Kruger National Park which is located in Limpopo, is renowned for its large herds of elephant and buffalo, significant numbers of tsessebe and sable and a rich bird life.

On the park's western border, excellent privately owned game reserves and lodges offer luxurious, air-conditioned accommodation and day and night game viewing in open 4x4 vehicles. The mountainous area of the Waterberg is also home to numerous Limpopo game reserves, providing a rewarding experience of wilderness country.

Polokwane (Pietersburg)

Polokwane is the capital of Limpopo, and like most capitals it has an array of entertainment, adventure activities, accommodation and plenty more to offer the visitor. It is the capital of the Limpopo Province and is ideally situated near South Africa's neighbouring countries, Mozambique, Swaziland, Botswana and Zimbabwe. Polokwane is also within convenient reach of the world famous Kruger National Park. With this much opportunity, Polokwane is the perfect base to explore neighbouring countries and the great wildlife of South Africa via the Kruger National Park.

Makhado

Makhado is a town in complete harmony with its beautiful surroundings. A densely populated town in a highly fertile area. Its streets and gardens flourish with trees and flowers. Makhado is an ideal base to explore the Soutpansberg. There are several Limpopo accommodation options here. The town also boasts creative arts and crafts from local talents, whose artworks make it to shelves around the country.

Bela-Bela

Formerly known as Warmbaths has a sunny and pleasant climate. It owes it overall temperature to the hot mineral springs protruding of the earth; this water is rich in minerals. Its location and year round tourist-friendly climate contributes to it being a popular holiday destination. Bela-Bela is the gateway to Gauteng and Waterberg. The region also has a wealth of conference venues, restaurants, and accommodation and recreation facilities.

Hoedspruit

Hoedspruit is the gateway to several game lodges and reserves in South Africa. It has access to Timbavati Game Reserve and the Kruger National Park, thus making this town the hub for tourists visiting the Kruger National Park. It is surrounded by game-rich countryside with a beautiful rural charm. Tourist attractions focus on safaris and Big Five activities, as well as hikes, birding, research centers and parks.

Haenertsburg

The land of lush greenery and majestic valleys. Haenertsburg looks like a tiny piece of Austria. It is a small village, perfect for a peaceful retreat. Dams, Hiking trails, museums, quaint cafes and adventurous nature activities are some of the things you can indulge in, while exploring this part of Limpopo, South Africa.

Lephalale (Ellisras)

Lephalale is a busy town on the west of the Mogol River in the foothill of the Waterburg Range. The town is known for its active coal mining industry and the largest dry-cooled power station, Matimba. It is a popular place for game and bird viewing and adventurous walking trails. Lephalale is also a meeting point for hunters and cave explorers.

Phalaborwa

The Limpopo town of Phalaborwa is one of South Africa's youngest towns. There is no real distinction between winter and summer here. Phalaborwa is less than 2km from Kruger National Park; therefore the wildlife viewing and safari activities in this town are endless. It is the only town where night drives into Kruger National Park are available. Phalaborwa is also an excellent place for golfing, horse riding and mine tours

Tzaneen

Tzaneen is Limpopo's second largest town, it sits at the foot of the impressive Wolkberg Mountains. Within reach there are captivating archaeological sites, strong baobab trees, Africa's great wildlife and nature reserves. Tzaneen extends to the visitor a change of scenery at virtually every turn of the road. Apart from diverse scenery, Tzaneen is a popular town amongst campers and anglers. The Tzaneen Dam Nature Reserve attracts explorers from far and wide. The town also has a museum that's worth a visit!