Cpirit Country Haven is a beautiful, tranquil farm set in a mountainous region with stone-clad self-catering cottages. The spring fed trout dams provide exclusive fly fishing while the seasonal harvest of peaches and walnuts provide a perfect setting …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Makhato 84 provides bush lodge self catering accommodation in the Sondela Game Reserve, Bela Bela, in the Waterberg region of Limpopo. This luxurious self catering lodge sleeps up to 8 people. It consists of a main bedroom with a king size bed... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
We offer fully equipped private apartments, situated in a tranquil environment with a meticulous garden. We have a outdoor swimming pool & thatched barbecue area with a dining room and lounge to relax in. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Halali Wilderness is a Private Game Ranch situated in the greater Dinokeng area, approximately an hour North of Pretoria, with a strong focus on combining luxury and the ultimate Bow hunting experience. We also offer a self catering option. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Mooiplasie Bushcamp provides self catering accommodation in a the Dinokeng big 5 Game Reserve north of Pretoria. We offer 10 units sleeping from 2 - 12 guests and can accommodate 40 in total. The Dinokeng Game Reserve is approximately 65km from Pretoria. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Marble Hall is a small agricultural town surrounded by open farmland, bushveld and low, rocky hills in southern Limpopo. Its rural setting gives it an unhurried character, while its position makes it a useful stop for travellers exploring the countryside between the Waterberg, Sekhukhuneland and Mpumalanga.
The town’s unusual name dates back to the discovery of marble deposits in the surrounding area. Marble Hall was established in the early twentieth century and took its name from these deposits, which attracted interest during the development of the local farming district. Although the stone industry never transformed the town into a major mining centre, the name remains a reminder of the geological character beneath the landscape.
Agriculture is central to life here. The fertile countryside supports crops and livestock, while the nearby Loskop Dam and irrigation schemes have helped make farming possible in an otherwise relatively dry environment. Travellers passing through can enjoy scenic drives through a patchwork of cultivated fields and bushveld, particularly during the summer rainy season when the landscape becomes vividly green.
Loskop Dam is one of the area's principal attractions. Its broad waters offer opportunities for fishing, boating and birdwatching, while the adjoining Loskop Dam Nature Reserve provides game-viewing and hiking among hills and savannah. Wildlife commonly encountered in the reserve includes giraffe, zebra, wildebeest and various antelope.
Marble Hall lies within the Greater Sekhukhune Region, an area with strong Pedi cultural heritage as well as a long association with farming and the mineral-rich Bushveld Complex. Its appeal is consequently less about a packed sightseeing schedule than about experiencing the countryside.
For travellers seeking a quieter Limpopo stop, Marble Hall offers open skies, agricultural landscapes and easy access to water and wildlife – a pleasant introduction to the southern reaches of the province.