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Things to do in Limpopo Province

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Visit Mabalingwe Game Reserve and spot the Big 5 in a malaria-free reserve in the Waterberg...
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The Balule Nature Reserve, also called the Balule Private Game Reserve, is situated next to the...
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Rust de Winter Reserve offers Gautengers a wonderful getaway within the proposed Dinokeng 'Big...
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Home to Africa’s Big Five and neighbouring Kruger National Park, Thornybush Game Reserve is amongst...
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Selati Game Reserve encompasses 30 000 ha of the greater Kruger Park area. The landscape is...
Makalali Private Game Reserve embodies a bold conservation initiative to re-establish the early...
Situated within the greater Kruger National Park wilderness area is Kapama Private Game Reserve,...
Home to the elusive African wild dog and four of the Big 5, Venetia Limpopo Nature Reserve is an...
Makuya Nature Reserve shares a fenceless border with the Kruger National Park near the Pafuri Gate...
The Manavhela Ben Lavin Nature Reserve near Makhado offers a wonderful getaway for nature lovers,...
Popular for weekend getaways, Doorndraai Nature Reserve’s offers decent fishing, birding, hiking,...
Aptly named for its star attraction, the “koppie”, Wonderkop is a great place to kick up some dust...
Percy Fyfe Conservancy is located between Mokopane and Polokwane. It serves as a breeding habitant...

    Things to do Near Limpopo Province

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    Conveniently situated across the road from the Hugh Exton Photographic Museum and Civic Centre,...
    Home to 500 breeding pairs of endangered Cape Vultures, the far flung Blouberg Nature Reserve is a...
    Polokwane International Airport, formerly known as Pietersburg International Airport or Gateway...
    Take a trip back in time and catch glimpses of yesteryear at the Hugh Exton Photographic...
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