Limpopo (UK: /lɪmˈpoʊpoʊ/) is the northernmost province of South Africa. It is named after the Limpopo River, which forms the province's western and northern borders. The name "Limpopo" has its etymological origin in the Northern Sotho language word diphororo tša meetse, meaning "strong gushing waterfalls". The capital is Polokwane (formerly Pietersburg).
Restaurants in Limpopo Province
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Tours with Lions & Cheetah and create memories to last a lifetime. With over sixty years of experience working with animals, we understand the needs of our Big Cats. Join us in the heart of the African Bush, and for once the words “a walk on the wild side” All of our experiences are tailored around the welfare of our animals, incorporating their natural behaviours and characteristics whilst allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience as you join them in their natural habitat for an insightful adventure! Enjoy surreal experiences spending time with our magnificent cheetah and lions in their natural habitat and walk away with a deeper understanding of these incredible Big Cats through the moments you share and the emotional connection you share with them. Ideally located in the heart of the Waterberg and opposite Mabalingwe Nature Reserve, we are only 30 minutes away from Bela Bela’s top holiday resorts and have something for couples or the whole family to enjoy.
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Flying safaris offered over Big 5 game farms in the area. Operated in Hoedspruit, South Africa, near the Kruger National Park. Options for longer flights over the Blyde River Canyon are also available. Flights are done on a one to one basis in Bantam aircraft with great panoramic views.
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We specialize in Safaris, Transfers, overnight tours & special occasions like small weddings and engagements in Kruger Park. If you feel like a tour through Kruger Park and the surrounding areas, we can cater for you and show you all the beautiful places close to Kruger Park. We cater traditional South African meals and drinks and let you experience the bush in a way you will never forget. Birding tours also on our activity list.
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Feel the rhythm of the African heart beat with the sound of the beating drums, in the colorful tribal dances and tastes of traditional aromatic African food. Awaken your senses at the Nyani Cultural Village.
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Spent 6 months at the Vervet Monkey Foundation in Limpopo as an intern and I can't wait to come back... ???????? I loved working with the monkeys. Especially their foster-mum program for orphaned babies and integration of ex-pet monkeys into established monkey troops is so rewarding. I loved how much I learned here on a daily basis! The work does get very stressful and hard at times, but it's all worth it when you see those cheeky little monkeys bouncing around. Apart from the work itself, I loved life in the bush. There's something beyond beautiful about the simplicity of living in a wooden cabin surrounded by nature and wildlife. Everything is centered around nature and sustainability - from their composting toilets (can't waste precious water by flushing!) to the amazing vegan food. The team is amazing and very dedicated to their work. I'm grateful to have made friends for life at this place. ❤️ Definitely recommend volunteering here - or at least to go on a very educational short tour. ????
4.5 based on 277 reviews
Cheetah Experience is a registered non-profit endangered species breeding centre in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Our Mission is to raise awareness of the vulnerability of South African species and other endangered species through educational experiences, as well as ethically breeding cheetahs in captivity. We are home to a number of endangered and threatened species, including cheetahs, leopards, male lions, servals, caracals, African wildcats, wolves, meerkats and a Siberian tiger. Our project takes in rescued animals from the local area, so we also have various animals from time to time, including a goat and antelope. We offer visitors a once in a lifetime opportunity to come on an educational tour and learn about our animals, see them up close, take some amazing photos, and learn how you can join us in the fight to protect these precious species. We offer a Volunteer and Internship Program, which has seen over 750 hard-working, dedicated people from 29 countries come and be a special part of the Cheetah Experience Global Volunteer Family, and contribute to conservation in South Africa.
4.5 based on 498 reviews
Jessica is a must if you are in the area. Where in the world do you get the chance to feed and give a bottle of tea to a fully grown hippo, and for just R100. This is an amazing experience that you really need to visit. Jessica has every opportunity to go off to the wild hippos, it is her choice to stay around humans. She is a wild animal and safety precautions are followed. Still allowing you to get close enough to touch this lovely animal, feed her corn and give her a bottle of tea. She was easy to find when on the R527 towards Hoedspruit turn left towards Essex and you will see signs for Jessica, follow the road and you will find her on the right hand side.
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Come closer. That’s what the name Zwakala means and that’s the convivial African spirit behind Magoebaskloof’s first micro-brewery – Zwakala Brewery. Nestled in the Magoebaskloof Mountains, its location is as much its signature as its Award Winning beers and its Blueberry Gin and Tonic on Tap. This charming brewery has enormous windows that overlook the mountains and you can go for a tasting, head out for a picnic or just head for the river with a Zwakala beer in hand. Even better, sleep over at Zwakala River Retreat (within walking distance) to refresh your soul after a few beers! The Brewery is also popular for its wide variety of outdoor games - life-size jenga, badminton & corn hole. These are fun for both adults and kids!
We usually tour other countries however the pendentives has brought attention to home, and wooooow, we found this jewel of greatness. Zwakala is all in one, good beer, well cooked food, ambiance, the all and al of travel is here - amazing. What a pozi (hangout spot) with friends, family, alone with a laptop, bona, it is proper
4.0 based on 166 reviews
Valleys give way to grasslands and finally to mountains in this rolling, soaring wildlife sanctuary. Rare rhinos, African elephants, wild dogs and the prehistoric Cycad plants are among its amazing sights.
We had our first visit at Marakele, camped at Bontle Camp. What a great experience! Ablution facilities was always clean and well maintained. We reported a blocked drain in one of the showers and they immediately attended to it. Will definitely like to visit the reserve again - although is was very dry we still saw great animals and some extraordinary scenery.
4.0 based on 37 reviews
Fantastic homemade pizza from the wood fired oven in the beautiful garden with delicious craft beer (and you have to try the coffee). Owners are incredibly friendly and welcoming! Surround by dogs and puppies that have been rescued from surrounding areas, it’s a little piece of heaven in the wilderness.
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