Seshego Dam
Seshego, Limpopo
Small dam on the Molautsi (Blood) River on the western side of the township.
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Seshego, Limpopo
Small dam on the Molautsi (Blood) River on the western side of the township.
Steelpoort, Limpopo
The river that gives the town its name runs through the poort here; riverside picnic spots are offered at local lodges such as Steelpoort River Lodge.
Thabazimbi, Limpopo
About 2,000 ha reserve just outside town with giraffe, white rhino, eland and zebra; rated highly for birding and home to a vulture restaurant and the Thabazimbi golf course.
Thabazimbi, Limpopo
SANParks Big Five park in the Waterberg mountains about 20 km north-east of town, known for yellowwood and cedar trees, 4x4 routes and one of the world's largest Cape vulture colonies; camps are Bontle and Tlopi.
sanparks.org/parks/marakele ↗Thabazimbi, Limpopo
Scenic route through the Waterberg biosphere savannah, starting at Marakele National Park in the south-west.
sa-venues.com/things-to-do/limpopo/waterberg-meander ↗Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Sacred lake of the Venda people.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Waterfalls on the Mutshindudu River, a sacred Venda site, less than 15 km from Thohoyandou.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Indigenous mist-belt forest sacred to the Venda people, in the mountains north-west of Thohoyandou.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Studio and training centre where local artists make Venda pottery, paintings and woodcarvings; visitors can watch work in progress and buy pieces.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Botanical gardens in Thohoyandou, near the Khoroni resort and the University of Venda.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
The town stadium, built as the Venda Independence Stadium and renamed in 1994.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Natural river potholes in the Venda area near Thohoyandou.
Thohoyandou, Limpopo
Gallery on the university campus showing carvings, paintings and clay pots by students and community members.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
Forested reserve in the hills just above Tzaneen, popular for walks, birding and picnics.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
The commemorative wall erected in 1970 at the entrance to the former malaria research institute that Dr Siegfried Annecke founded in 1931. Its bronze statue of Annecke was stolen in January 2023.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
A historic English-style hillside garden in Agatha with fountains, an ornamental lake and views of the northern Drakensberg. Day visitors are welcome at the tea garden.
kingswalden.co.za ↗Tzaneen, Limpopo
Annual golf tournament at Tzaneen Country Club.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
Annual agricultural show run by Agri Letaba at the Tzaneen showgrounds, with livestock, local produce, rides and family entertainment.
agriletaba.co.za ↗Tzaneen, Limpopo
Equestrian showjumping and dressage shows at Uitzoek Stables outside Tzaneen.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
Agricultural expo with farmer workshops and talks, held at Tzaneen Country Lodge (most recently on 26 June 2025).
Tzaneen, Limpopo
Predator park at Letaba River Lodge on Broederstroom Drift Road, where guided tours show lions, tigers, hyenas, leopards, caracals and servals.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
A small museum with Tsonga and North Sotho pottery, beadwork, weapons and carvings, including royal drums of the Rain Queen and a large collection of pole carvings.
Tzaneen, Limpopo
Primate rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary at Tarentaalrand that takes short-term volunteers; contact them before visiting.
vervet.za.org ↗Vaalwater, Limpopo
Art studio and gallery whose work is inspired by Waterberg landscapes.
Vaalwater, Limpopo
Community craft project producing handcrafted African-style products, established 2006.
Vaalwater, Limpopo
Vaalwater lies on the upper reaches of the Mokolo River, whose erosion carved the area's bluffs and buttes.
Vaalwater, Limpopo
Small stone church outside Vaalwater on the farm 24 Rivers, dedicated in 1914 to a design requested from Sir Herbert Baker; it survived the 2020 fire that destroyed the newer hall.
Vaalwater, Limpopo
UNESCO biosphere reserve of mountains, bushveld and game.
Zebediela, Limpopo
Historic citrus estate founded in 1917 and once one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere; now community-owned and in the early stages of a rehabilitation programme. Not a formal visitor attraction - the orchards can be seen from the public roads.
Barberton, Mpumalanga
World Heritage Site with some of the oldest exposed rock on Earth; follow the Geotrail.