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A digital guide offering curated winter experiences in Limpopo Province, including adventure activities, cultural tours, relaxation options, wildlife safaris, hot springs, and special events. It includes practical travel tips and highlights seasonal packages.
Limpopo citizens are encouraged to attend the international football match between Bafana Bafana and Tanzania at Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. The event is open to all members of the public who wish to support the national team.
Government plans to develop economic benefits for communities in Leolo and Roossenekal where the protected Yellow Arum Lily grows, ensuring they derive long-term advantages from its conservation and tourism value.
Tourism-related businesses in Limpopo can register their establishment on the official Limpopo Tourism Agency database to gain visibility, access marketing support, network with industry players, and boost credibility by being part of a trusted provincial tourism network.
Tourists can visit the Baobab bar/pub in Duiwelskloof for a local drinking and social experience, located along the Valley of the Olifant Route.
Visitors can stay at Ivory Route camp, which offers accommodation in traditional Venda huts within a reserve, providing a unique cultural and natural experience.
Tourists can enjoy an elephant back safari in Hoedspruit, experiencing the Lowveld landscape from the perspective of an elephant.
Visitors can stop at Pekoe View estate to taste locally produced tea and an abundance of subtropical fruits available throughout the year.
Visitors can explore the scenic beauty and wildlife of the Lowveld region in Limpopo by travelling along this route. They can visit attractions such as the museum of Chief Makgoba, Debengeni Falls, Sapekoe Tea plantations, Modjadji's homestead, Baobab bar in Duiwelskloof, Pekoe View estate, Letaba Ranch, Kruger National Park, Masorini Iron Age museum, Elephant museum at Letaba Camp, Blyde River canyon, and Moholoholo Animal Rehabilitation Centre. They can also enjoy activities like hiking, quad biking, horse riding, zip lining, and elephant back safaris.
Visitors can go to Moholoholo to see cheetahs being bred and learn about animal rehabilitation efforts in the Lowveld region.
Tourists can visit Letaba Ranch, a premier provincial nature reserve known for large herds of elephants and buffaloes, and then enter Kruger National Park to explore further attractions including the Masorini Iron Age museum and Elephant museum at Letaba Camp.
The Limpopo Tourism Agency invites tourism businesses, investors, travel professionals, and other stakeholders to participate in the Tourism Indaba event taking place from 12 to 15 May 2025. This is an opportunity to showcase Limpopo’s tourism offerings, network with industry players, and explore investment and trade opportunities.
