Lekgalameetse Natuur Reservaat naby Trichardsdal. Die kampeer plek en badkamers is netjies en baie skoon. Slegs 1 pad vanaf naby Trichardsdal tot bo by Burgersford. Het slegs Zebras gesien maar geen Elande nie. Baie rustig en skoon.
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By Johanna Pieterse
11 Aug 2022
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By Marinda Thomas
23 Jun 2020
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Fishing
Cast your line – The Tzaneen, Haenertsburg, Magoebaskloof and surrounding areas offer a wide variety of opportunities for novice as well as professional fisherman to cast their lines and try...
Categories: Adventure Activities, Fauna & Flora, Popular articles, Fishing, Flying, Golf, Natural, Nature Reserves, Outdoor Sports, Sport, Water based, Safari's & 4x4, Nature, Trails & Walks, Popular Activities, Info, What to do, Home, Health & Lifestyle, Featured, General Info, Nature and Wildlife, What to see
By Ryan
12 May 2020
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Ja, daar is hard gewerk en Tzaneeners is aangemoedig om te stem vir Tzaneen as Kwela se Dorp van die Jaar 2020 en sowaar ons het dit weer ‘n keer reggekry om gekies te word as Limpopo se finalis – WELGEDAAN aan almal wat bygedra het om ons...
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By Anonymous (not verified)
17 Sep 2019
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Beautiful gardens are synonymous with Tzaneen and surrounding areas, and it is with great pleasure that a group of keen garden owners have decided to open their gardens to the public who would like to visit and appreciate the splendour of their...
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By Heather Mason
02 Aug 2019
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The Kings Walden legend began nearly a century ago when a young woman named Elsie “Ess” Margaret Dickson — a feisty city girl who itched to create a beautiful country garden — stood on the overlook in front of this farmhouse on a mountaintop in...
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By Heather Mason
01 Aug 2019
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The Amorentia Estate and Nursery does more than can be easily described in a single story. Bought by Gary and Shenah Blight in the early 1950s, Amorentia started as a macadamia farm. Today the farm is run by the Blights’ son, Howard, and its...
Categories: Agri Organisations, Agriculture, Community, Day Care, Home & Garden, Schools, Agriculture, Fauna & Flora, Land Based, Popular articles, What to do, Biological/Organic, Education, Education, Food, Family friendly, Family Friendly, Local Products, Fruit, Veg & Farmstalls, Farm Products, Land based, Natural, Nurseries, Tourism, What to do, Home, Health & Lifestyle, Featured, General Info, Nature and Wildlife, What to see, Community & Education, Agriculture & Industry
By Heather Mason
30 Jul 2019
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The Tsonga Kraal Open-Air Museum is a full-sized model of a Tsonga village, depicting the homestead of a real Tsonga chief — Muti Va Mutsonga — his eight wives, and his children. This homestead still existed as late as the1970s near the town of...
Categories: Arts & Crafts, Attractions, Community, Entertainment, Fauna & Flora, Land Based, Nature Reserves, Popular articles, What to do, Community Projects, Cultural, History, Sport & Outdoor, Family friendly, Family Friendly, History, Historical, Languages, Museums, Land based, Natural, Nature Reserves, Performance & Art, Popular Places, Nature, Trails & Walks, Info, Tourism, Home, Health & Lifestyle, Featured, General Info, Nature and Wildlife, Tourism, What to see, Events & Entertainment, Community & Education
By Heather Mason
29 Jul 2019
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The Magoebaskloof Farmstall and Café sits near a sharp bend on the R71, the notoriously steep and winding road between Haenertsburg and Tzaneen. The Canadian-born Angie Paterson and her South African husband Harry Van Den Heever opened the café...
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By Bobbi Gerber
28 Mar 2018
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On entering their home, one is overwhelmed with a sweet fragrance that no air freshener can imitate: the sweet breath exhaled by different orchid species, expertly grown by our local orchid master, Dr Sarel Spies. Locally (Tzaneen and...
By Bobbi Gerber
22 Nov 2017
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Tzaneen is a drive-through for many tourists and visitors en route to the Kruger Park and other holiday places (private game farms, Die Eiland etc), but they lose the excellent opportunity of making it a destination worthy to explore a bit. One...
By Bobbi Gerber
29 Aug 2017
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Proudly, the Limpopo Province houses South Africa's two largest trees, both of which are baobabs estimated to be well over 2,000 years old. The Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) formally declared the two baobabs to be amongst South...
By Anonymous (not verified)
10 Aug 2017
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Kefir – the ‘free’ probiotic boost!
By Heidi du Preez
Modern society has become reliant on pill-popping to stay healthy, whether it be conventional drugs or natural medicines. Why would you...
By Mesché Meijer
26 Jul 2017
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On route to Tzaneen, in the heart of the Magoebaskloof mountain area you will find the famous Cheerio Gardens, where hundreds of different Japanese flowering cherry trees come into spectacular bloom during late September / early October.
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By Mesché Meijer
25 Jul 2017
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Tzaneen and its surrounding areas are the proud hosts of as many as 10 of the Champion Trees in South Africa. And what are Champion Trees exactly?
The Champion Tree Project was born on a sunny day in the spring of 2002, when the...
By Mesché Meijer
19 Jul 2017
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Looking for the perfect Carp fishing spot? - What better place to cast your lines into, than the wild waters of the Tzaneen Dam, situated in the heart of the prolific sub- tropical region in South Africa, Tzaneen.
The dam was built...
By Marinda Thomas
30 Mar 2017
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Connecting the towns of Haenertsburg and Tzaneen is the Magoebaskloof Mountain Pass, not only one of the great classic passes of the Limpopo Province, but also one of the finest scenic passes in South Africa. The pass climbs 446...
Categories: Accessibility, Accommodation & Travel, Adventure, Home & Garden, Bed & Breakfast, Fauna & Flora, Popular articles, What to do, Accommodation, Camping, Food, Shopping, Caravan Parks, Geology and Geography, Game Lodges, Home page, Fruit, Veg & Farmstalls, Guesthouses, Local Restaurants, Natural, Hotels, Nurseries, Zoological, Resorts, Self Catering, Popular Places, Home, Health & Lifestyle, Featured, General Info, Nature and Wildlife, What to see, Events & Entertainment, Business & Services
By Eldon Bothma
29 Feb 2016
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It was a misty morning in the mountains of Magoebaskloof, I needed to de-stress and unwind so I decided to pack my backpack and take a hike on the Magoebaskloof Hotel Waterfall Trail.
I didn't do any research before hand because I...
By Marinda Thomas
19 Jan 2016
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Tzaneen is Limpopo's paradise and it has been nicknamed 'Land of Silver Mist' because of the frequent mist that occur on the mountains above it. It is located in lush, tropical surroundings and is home to Limpopo's highest mountain, the Iron...
Categories: Agriculture, Fauna & Flora, Town & Regional, Nature and Wildlife, Agriculture & Industry
By Amy Leo
29 Aug 2015
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There appears to be an urgent need to return to products derived directly from nature in its most organic form. The indigenous Molinga tree, referred to as the tree of life, provides virgin oils for various applications and skin disorders,...
By Claudia Thomas
20 Jul 2015
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Situated on the banks of the Tzaneen Dam previously known as Fanie Botha Dam located on the Letaba River, just outside the town of Tzaneen.
The Tzaneen Dam is a beautiful dam stocked with Florida strain Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass,...
By Claudia Thomas
20 Jul 2015
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Bordering the Wolkberg Wilderness, this incredibly scenic mountain reserve features crystal clear rivers, countless butterflies, waterfalls and lovely pools. Swarms of colourful butterflies, intricate spider webs and awesome bird life make it...
By Claudia Thomas
20 Jul 2015
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The Debegeni (or Debengeni) Falls lie at the foot of the Magoebaskloof, on the R71 route to Tzaneen. This beautiful waterfall is a favourite destination for locals seeking cool water and mist cooled air in the heat of summer.
Debengeni...
By Amy Leo
18 Jun 2015
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The Modjadji Cycad forest struck me as a place of mystisism and intrique for its dense population of this ancient Cycad species that once served as diet to dinosaurians of many kinds. The dense growth pattern of this rare species also provided...
Categories: Home & Garden, Fauna & Flora, Nurseries, Home, Health & Lifestyle, Nature and Wildlife
By Amy Leo
15 Jun 2015
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If you've grown up in the valley as I have, there are certain things that never leave you. Like the delicate scent of citrus blossoms, that crisp sound as you peel your naartjie, the hum of the bees as they toil away throughout summer. You...
Categories: Fauna & Flora, History, Nature and Wildlife
By Amy Leo
11 Jun 2015
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As former educator, I found the Agatha Crocodile Ranch a feast of information on this ancient reptile who hasn't changed at all over the past 160 million years! It reminded me much of my personal experience in my work as educator in Natural...
By Amy Leo
11 Jun 2015
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Tzaneen Garden Centre drew my attention with its highly appealing, eye catching exterior displays. On entering this delightful setting, I discovered marvels at every turn. Magnificent landscaping techniques with a unique appeal would inspire any...
By Amy Leo
19 Mar 2015
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Driven by my passion for trees and their vital importance I nature, I simply had to visit this giant on my return to Tzaneen six months ago. One of my fondest childhood memories which has been playing a pivotal role in writing my present book...
