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Limpokwena Nature Reserve
Alldays
Safari/Game Lodge, Self Catering
(5
rooms)
(1 customer review)
The lodge is situated in an oasis of Fever Trees, Sausage Trees and the ever present Mopane Trees. With the Mogalakwena River flowing in front of the lodge, with it comes an abundance of bird life that can be seen by simply taking a short stroll through the camp grounds. Limpokwena has over 350 recorded bird species which would keep any keen birder occupied for hours.
Along with the colorful array of bird species, a regular sighting from the banks is a number of Nile Crocodiles that spend their day’s sun tanning on the shores.
The reserve borders Botswana on the northern side, with the state veterinary fence dividing the property. From a vantage point on the mountains, it is possible to look Botswana’s Thuli Block, which emphasizes the vast spaces and natural wilderness.
Our lodge is best suited for family groups looking to get away for a while and regroup, or couples wanting to spend some quality time together in a tranquil and relaxing environment. Our Lodge is a small, unassuming lodge that prides itself on simplicity and appreciating the wilderness from a new perspective. Take a game drive with our knowledgeable guide who will introduce you to the small intricacies of nature that often go unnoticed; track an elephant who may paid us a midnight visit; or take a night drive to discover the nocturnal life that surrounds us in our sleep with the chance at spotting Porcupine, spotted Hyena, or the ever elusive Leopard!
Limpokwena also falls within what is known as the Mapangubwe Golden Mile, which incorporates sites of historical significance of the movement of previous tribes throughout the area, and containing old artefacts, rock paintings, and ancient evidence of inhabitation. There is still evidence of previous inhabitation at Limpokwena, with rock formations depicting old homesteads, burial sites and clay pot remnants that can still be found scattered around the koppies.
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> Limpokwena Nature Reserve
Limpokwena Nature Reserve
Alldays
Safari/Game Lodge, Self Catering
(5
rooms)
(1 customer review)
The lodge is situated in an oasis of Fever Trees, Sausage Trees and the ever present Mopane Trees. With the Mogalakwena River flowing in front of the lodge, with it comes an abundance of bird life that can be seen by simply taking a short stroll through the camp grounds. Limpokwena has over 350 recorded bird species which would keep any keen birder occupied for hours.
Along with the colorful array of bird species, a regular sighting from the banks is a number of Nile Crocodiles that spend their day’s sun tanning on the shores.
The reserve borders Botswana on the northern side, with the state veterinary fence dividing the property. From a vantage point on the mountains, it is possible to look Botswana’s Thuli Block, which emphasizes the vast spaces and natural wilderness.
Our lodge is best suited for family groups looking to get away for a while and regroup, or couples wanting to spend some quality time together in a tranquil and relaxing environment. Our Lodge is a small, unassuming lodge that prides itself on simplicity and appreciating the wilderness from a new perspective. Take a game drive with our knowledgeable guide who will introduce you to the small intricacies of nature that often go unnoticed; track an elephant who may paid us a midnight visit; or take a night drive to discover the nocturnal life that surrounds us in our sleep with the chance at spotting Porcupine, spotted Hyena, or the ever elusive Leopard!
Limpokwena also falls within what is known as the Mapangubwe Golden Mile, which incorporates sites of historical significance of the movement of previous tribes throughout the area, and containing old artefacts, rock paintings, and ancient evidence of inhabitation. There is still evidence of previous inhabitation at Limpokwena, with rock formations depicting old homesteads, burial sites and clay pot remnants that can still be found scattered around the koppies.
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Rooms and Rates
Chalet
(4
rooms)
from
750.0
p.p.s
p.p. sharing
Details
Description: The chalets consist of a King bed, with the option of adding an additional 2 single beds per room for children. There is an en-suite bathroom which consists of a shower. The chalets are free standing for additional privacy. Suitable for 2 adults & 2 children.
Facilities:
- Air Conditioning
- Fan
- Hairdryer
- View
- Bed Linen supplied
- Towels
Family Cottage
(1
room)
from
750.0
p.p.s
p.p. sharing
Room information
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x 5
(main is King)
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Ensuite Bathroom (Bath and Shower)
Details
Description: The self-catering family cottage is a self-contained unit consisting of a twin bedroom with an en-suite shower and toilet, with a main bedroom, kitchenette, and outside barbecue facility. There is also a spacious loft upstairs equipped.
Facilities:
- Air Conditioning
- Fan
- Hairdryer
- Heater
- View
- Fully Equipped
- Bed Linen supplied
- Towels
- Microwave
Island Camp
(4
rooms)
from
650.0
p.p.s
p.p. sharing
Room information
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x 2
(main is Single)
Communal Bathroom
Max Guests
Max
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Details
Description: Exclusive tented camp on a remote Island in the Limpopo River. The camp is open and unfenced, with shared ablutions and kitchen area. This camp is best suited for experienced campers only, with tents, and basic furnishings supplied.
Facilities:
- Fan
- View
- Fully Equipped
- Bed Linen supplied
- Towels
Wild Camp
(1
room)
from
500.0
p.p.s
p.p. sharing
Room information
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x 1
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Ensuite Bathroom (Bath and Shower)
Details
Description: The Wild camp is ideal for experienced campers with self-campers. Set on the banks of the Limpopo River, mobile ablutions and cold water shower fed by a 500L Jojo tank are provided. There is no electricity, signal or WiFi at the Wild Camp.
Reviews of Limpokwena Nature Reserve
(1 review)
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Axel Lennart
"You have everything you can dream about when you stay for some days.
Morning tour with Railey is something you never forget. Late afternoon
come our "fireman" and make a fire to the braai for that evening. Lovely!!!
You can spend some hours on the viewing deck just with the river and eve..."
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"You have everything you can dream about when you stay for some days.
Morning tour with Railey is something you never forget. Late afternoon
come our "fireman" and make a fire to the braai for that evening. Lovely!!!
You can spend some hours on the viewing deck just with the river and even
read a good book with the pool. It is an amazing place!!!!!!
Lennart and Louise
Sweden"
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Breakfast on request
Dinner on request
Bird Watching
Braai / Barbecue
Fishing
Farm activities
Game Viewing
Garden
Swimming Pool
Walking / Hiking
4x4 Trails
Family friendly
Fireplace on premises
Laundry Service
Pets permitted by agreement
Secure off-street parking
Parking available
Safe available
Free WiFi
- Air Conditioning
- Fan
- Hairdryer
- Heater
- View
- Fully Equipped
- Bed Linen supplied
- Towels
- Microwave
Children age 12 and over are charged as adults.
Pets are allowed on prior arrangement
x 2
(main is King)
Ensuite Bathroom (Shower only)
Axel Lennart
