Top choice in Limpopo
These chalets are among the best we’ve seen in any South African national park. They include a large living space, fully equipped kitchen, outside braai (barbecue) area and a traditional rondavel-thatch-roof design. There are also outdoor showers. The camp has a number of family chalets, and the setting, surrounded by low rocky bluffs with baobabs in the vicinity, is rather lovely.
As a general rule, the more you pay for the non-family chalets, the better the view from the terrace.
2.86 MILES
Stunningly stark, arid, rocky landscapes reverberate with cultural intrigue and wandering wildlife at Mapungubwe National Park. A Unesco World Heritage…
1.2 MILES
Four wonderfully sited viewing decks sit atop the cliffs and allow for uninterrupted views out over the river plain, the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers and…
3.09 MILES
The impressive centre, one of the country’s finest modern buildings (it won the 2009 World Architecture Award), was designed in sympathetic resemblance to…
21.71 MILES
Tuli Block’s most famous feature is Solomon’s Wall, a 30m-high basalt dyke cut naturally through the landscape on either side of the sandy riverbed.
1.2 MILES
Four wonderfully sited viewing decks sit atop the cliffs and allow for uninterrupted views out over the river plain, the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers and…
2.86 MILES
Stunningly stark, arid, rocky landscapes reverberate with cultural intrigue and wandering wildlife at Mapungubwe National Park. A Unesco World Heritage…
3.09 MILES
The impressive centre, one of the country’s finest modern buildings (it won the 2009 World Architecture Award), was designed in sympathetic resemblance to…
21.71 MILES
Tuli Block’s most famous feature is Solomon’s Wall, a 30m-high basalt dyke cut naturally through the landscape on either side of the sandy riverbed.