This province in South Africa, presents a medley of incomparable scenic landscape, an enthralling cultural heritage, an abundance of wildlife species and numerous nature-based tourism prospects. It is a land of legends and myths and of ancient civilizations.

Modern towns, good roads and excellent Limpopo accommodation will also enable visitors to enjoy this intriguing province to the fullest. While there are a few Limpopo hotels, there are also resorts, guest houses and country lodges, some of which offer amazing wildlife viewing opportunities.
 Limpopo Hotels
Limpopo mirrors the quintessence of untamed Africa, ancient baobabs guarding vast expanses of mountains and bushveld, big game and culture. An inclusive listing of hotels range from lavish country inns to wildlife reserve resort hotels.
On Limpopo's eastern side is the Kruger Park. Over one million hectares in size, the area of the Park north of the Olifants River is situated in the province and boasts the 'Big Five'. Limpopo Hotels offer you an opportunity to do safari game drives and bush walks.

  The wilderness areas and trails are accessible for those who wish to experience the thrill of Africa in an adventurous manner. Sport enthusiasts will find a wealth of activities from a canoe adventure on the Limpopo River to hiking or climbing the mountainous terrain of the Soutpansberg.

 Top 5 things to do and places to see
Visit historic cultural sites
Hiking in the Soutpansberg
Game drives in Big 5 country
Walking safaris in Kruger National Park
Ultimate pampering at private game lodges

Limpopo, South Africa: South Africa’s northernmost province, Limpopo, borders onto Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana, making it the ideal entrance to Africa. Named after the great Limpopo River that flows along its northern border, this province is rich in wildlife, spectacular scenery and a wealth of historical and cultural treasures.

We offer unique cultural, nature, photogrpahic, wildlife tours in Venda, Limpopo

This area is vry close to the Tuli Block of Botswana and a Botswana Safari is a easy add on.

The Great North Road from Pretoria was first carved by the creaking wheels of ox wagons. Today, when you follow the footsteps of the Voortrekkers, you'll travel on fast, safe roads and enjoy every modern amenity as you go. Known as the Great North, Limpopo is land of legend. Ruins and relics abounds 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 pre-historic 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.

Limpopo celebrates a rich cultural heritage and at many archaeological sites the mysteries of the past are still being discovered. Historians reveal that the first black Africans moved across the great Limpopo before 300 AD. The Voortrekkers arrived in Limpopo in the early nineteenth century and numerous battles between the indigenous African people and the Voortrekkers took place. Then, during the apartheid regime, portions of the land in Limpopo were divided up into what then became known as 'homeland' areas. 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, proving a rewarding experience of wilderness country.

The Soutpansberg range, one of the most spectacular regions of South Africa, should be explored at leisure by following at least one of the forest trails. Beyond the mountains, mopane trees and giant, ancient baobab trees dominate the plains sweeping northward to Zimbabwe. Many natural heritage sites in the area are accessible to visitors. There are 340 indigenous tree species here, an abundance of animal life and the world’s highest concentration of leopard.
 
 
Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg)
 
Polokwane, the Capital of Limpopo: Wide streets, jacaranda and coral trees, colourful parks and sparkling fountains characterise the principal town and capital of Limpopo, Polokwane. In addition to Polokwanes status as a major commercial and agricultural centre, Polokwane is the cultural hub of the region, featuring impressive art exhibitions and elegant historical buildings.

In the vicinity of Polokwane, the countryside is the setting for some of the most prosperous cattle ranches in South Africa. Strategically placed on the Great North Road, and halfway between Pretoria and the Zimbabwean border, this attractive city is an ideal base from which to explore. Polokwane is a popular port of call for visitors en route to the Tzaneen area and the northern part of the Kruger National Park.

The options for holiday pleasure and accommodation in Polokwane and its surroundings are virtually endless, whether as a pleasant en-route stopover or a destination in itself.