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Self Catering in Tzaneen

Encircled by dense green forests and misty mountains, and a subtropical climate with plenty of sun, the town of Tzaneen in the Limpopo Province of South Africa is an enchanting paradise for adventure seekers and nature lovers... Show more

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Tzaneen Reviews

4.6 out of 5

Cleopatra Noni Mngomezulu

It’s a beautiful, lush place

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Cleopatra Noni Mngomezulu

04 March 2023

It’s a beautiful, lush place

Superb. 5 out of 5

Mpho Mabitsela

10 October 2022

Had a great time and peaceful stay. The weather was nice....

Superb. 5 out of 5

Paul Horsfall

30 March 2021

Magoesbaskloof is a stunning area to explore and visit!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Nice nyeleti Mabunda

14 March 2021

Magoebaskoof and the water falls.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Pride Mashilo

08 February 2021

The environment and the green.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Erin van der Vyver

17 March 2020

We spent most of our time in Magoebaskloof and Haenertsberg. What a beautiful part of the country!

Superb. 5 out of 5

Abrinah Malatji

27 February 2020

Lots of restaurants and game drives.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

nomsa SHIPALANA

26 June 2019

The guest rooms are very clean and user friendly, and the view of the place is very attractive. I enjoyed my stay with my hubby. Thanks a lot for your hospitality

Superb. 5 out of 5

Sekoro Titus Setlau

31 March 2019

Everything. Game drive, pools and food in Tzaneen.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

Lillian Lebea

22 October 2018

The view is absolute beauty.

Fabulous. 4 out of 5

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Lush fruit plantations exist alongside forested areas with a backdrop of mountains, often shrouded in a silvery mist. Water is abundant in Tzaneen and the area is bursting with rivers, waterfalls and expansive dams.

The town is a mere 90-minute drive from the Kruger National Park on one of the most scenic roads in South Africa.

Tzaneen offers safari experiences, opportunities to interact with unique cultures, the chance to witness natural marvels and be touched by people that will forever remain emblazoned in the mind.

Top 8 reasons to visit Tzaneen

1. Tzaneen is a regular recipient of the cleanest town award. Take a walk through the shopping district and visit the gardens and the interesting museum. The... Show more

The town is a mere 90-minute drive from the Kruger National Park on one of the most scenic roads in South Africa.

Tzaneen offers safari experiences, opportunities to interact with unique cultures, the chance to witness natural marvels and be touched by people that will forever remain emblazoned in the mind.

Top 8 reasons to visit Tzaneen

1. Tzaneen is a regular recipient of the cleanest town award. Take a walk through the shopping district and visit the gardens and the interesting museum. The town hosts regular events such as a rally, a country fair and festivals, expos and marathons through the year. The picturesque dam is located alongside the town.

2. Hike the Letaba Trail in the Hans Merensky Nature Reserve. Expect to see hippo and crocodile along the river banks. While at the reserve, bathe in the swimming pool, fed by a thermal spring that releases water at a piping hot 104° Celsius. The waters are said to relieve rheumatism.

3. Day visitors are welcome at the Baobab Tree Bar in Modjadjiskloof, a bar built inside the world’s largest living baobab tree. This ancient tree hollowed out naturally and the farm owners built a bar in the hollow, wide enough to comfortably seat 15 people. The record is 54 people, one would guess all highly intoxicated!

4. Experience 13 thrilling zipline slides over the spectacular Letaba River gorge, south of Tzaneen and offered by the Magoebaskloof Canopy Tour Company. The platforms overlook waterfalls, ancient cliffs, green thicket and a river far below.

5. Visit the Coach House Confectionary factory shop to stock up on the nougat, shortbread and brittle made from local produce and flavoured with macadamia nuts and almonds.

6. Competitive bass angling goes down at the Tzaneen Dam where landing of 6kg bass is not uncommon. Keep in mind that crocodiles and hippos inhabit the dam.

7. For a fun family outing, stop in at the Mangela Animal Touch Farm, Tea Garden & Curio Shop at the Tzaneen Country Lodge. Relax out in the open while the children get to interact with the animals. Try their tasty, homemade Mangela pancakes.

8. The Muti wa Vatsonga open air museum located in the Hans Merensky Nature Reserve gives visitors an insight into the local Tsonga culture. The museum is laid out in traditional village fashion and villagers showcase their ancient customs and dance and sing for audiences. Meals are offered in the village’s brightly painted huts.

Transport

International flights from major centres (Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg) arrive at Polokwane International Airport, 95km from Tzaneen. Tzaneen has its own airfield, 20km out of town and exclusively for chartered flights. Car rental agencies are located at the airports or in the town, otherwise order a vehicle online. Shuttle and tour companies operate between Tzaneen and Polokwane, however, it’s best to hire a vehicle.

Did you know?

The baobab tree is often referred to as the ‘upside down tree’ for its branches that resemble roots. The tree is an ecological microcosm, providing shelter, food and water to humans and animals. The fruit is edible and baboons savour the pods. The tree stores thousands of litres of water chewed by elephants during times of drought. Birds, mammals and reptiles make their home in the baobab.

In African folklore, the Modjadji Rain Queen holds rainmaking powers and is able to summon her ancestors, using a magical horn, to bring the rains. The last queen died over a decade ago and the region is soon to inaugurate its seventh queen who is only 10 years old.

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About Self Catering

Self Catering places can be found from rural to urban areas and can vary in what they offer. They allow plenty freedom and is a great inexpensive way to spend your holiday. They have been widely classified as a “Home away from home”. This is a good option for guests who don’t mind cooking their own food, and are looking for a more independent and flexible form of accommodation. For budget and large families, we would recommend self-catering for a more personalised experience.

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