Lichtenburg Accommodation
Scott's Manor Guesthouse & Conference Center
Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Lichtenburg
Eastern Region
Scott's Manor Guest House in Lichtenburg provides a choice of bed and breakfast and self catering accommodation. 32 Luxury and Superior rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and coffee & tea making facilities.
Libertas Guest House
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Mafikeng
63km from Lichtenburg
We offer exclusive, upmarket accommodation in a quiet and secure environment. Although very centrally situated in the heart of Mafikeng / Mahikeng, the setting is very private and tranquil. Our 4 star guest house has 6 rooms which are all en suite...
AnnVilla Guesthouse
Self Catering Apartment, Flatlet Accommodation in Klerksdorp
93km from Lichtenburg
AnnVilla Guesthouse provides bed and breakfast and self catering accommodation in Klerkdorp in the North West province. This large suburban property was purpose built into thoughtfully appointed rooms. Twenty-five rooms are situated around King and Queen.
Lichtenburg
Lichtenburg was the scene of an intense diamond rush back in 1927 following the discovery of large alluvial diamond deposits in the area. The town is some 230 kilometres to the west of Johannesburg and forms the western point of South Africa's Maize Triangle, a vast corn-producing area that is known as South Africa's bread basket.
Lichtenburg is one of the principal towns of the Northwest Province and offers plenty of accommodation. It is a convenient stopover point for many tourists who visit Mmabatho's popular casino. As a rather dubious claim to fame, some 20 kilometres north of Lichtenburg on the farm Elandsputte is an historic Cattle Dip that must be one of South Africa's stranger national monuments.
Lichtenburg was founded in 1873 by Commandant H.A. Greeff. The history of the town is closely associated with the life of General De la Rey, who, apart from being the town's representative in the House of Assembly, was also Assistant Commandant General of the Boer forces during the Anglo-Boer War.
