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limpopo
TOP DESTINATION
THE KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Limpopo is known for its wildlife, huge rivers, baobab trees, beautiful bush landscapes, bird watching, and enveloping culture. With only a 4h35m drive from Johannesburg, it makes for the perfect weekend getaway.
Why choose Limpopo as a destination?
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It's home to South Africa's most well-known game reserve, The Kruger National Park.
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See the amazing baobab trees, including the oldest baobab tree in the world, which has been there for over 3000 years.
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Being just a stone's throw away from Johannesburg and Pretoria, it makes for a perfect weekend getaway.
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Limpopo is known as the Gateway to Africa, because it borders Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, which makes it ideal for those looking to explore Africa.
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The Marula tree is indigenous to the Limpopo area, so at the end of a long day, enjoy a glass of delicious world-renowned South African liqueur.
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If you are interested in archaeology, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mapungubwe is a must-see.
From helicopter rides to hot air balloons, canopy tours to horseback safaris, cave exploring to immersing yourself in the country's tradition and rich culture, Limpopo offers visitors an amazing holiday destination.
HIGHLIGHTS
Kruger
National Park
Rhino Museum
The Baobab
trees
Lake Fundudzi
Makapan's Cave
TOP ATTRACTIONS
As one of the largest game reserves in Africa, the iconic Kruger National Park offers guests an incredible Big Five safari experience.
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Declared a world heritage site by UNESCO, Mapungubwe is an Iron Age archaeological site. Visit the Mapungubwe National Park and enjoy the treetop walkway, game sitings, driving yourself around the national park, and go for a guided sunset drive.
Mapungubwe
The giant baobab trees grow mainly in the hot, semi-arid areas north of the mountain that is part of what makes staying in Soutpansberg so spectacular. They are set apart for so many travellers because they appear to be upside-down in the ground – with their roots reaching towards the heavens. The lifespan of the baobab trees is impressive and there are specimens in Limpopo as old as 3 000 years. Even the average baobab, one flanking the side of the road to greet visitors to South Africa, is around 350 years old.