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Boskiep 2 provides self catering flat accommodation in Tzaneen, in the Limpopo province. (Sleeps 6). Boskiep 2 is a convenient stopover or holiday base, an affordable self catering flat for business travellers, sales representatives, tourists, parents... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 12 in 3 units

^FromR 975

Per person, per night sharing

* Rates may vary according to season

Glenogle Farm, The Stables and The Loft

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Magoebaskloof

19 km from Tzaneen

Glenogle Farm offers 2 self catering cottages in the mountainous area of Magoebaskloof in the Limpopo province. (Sleeps 4 and sleeps 2). Situated between Haenertsburg and Tzaneen, hidden amongst the pine plantations in the beautiful mountainous area... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 30 in 9 units

^FromR 730

Per unit, per night

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Cheerio Trout Fishing & Holiday Resort

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Magoebaskloof

22.9 km from Tzaneen

Cheerio Trout Fishing Lodge (sleeps from 28 - 33) offers a self catering escape in the beautiful Cheerio Valley close to Haenertsburg, in the Magoebaskloof area, between Polokwane and Tzaneen and is an excellent stop over to the Kruger National Park... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 46 in 14 units

^FromR 385

Per person, per night sharing

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Zwakala River Retreat

Self Catering House, Cottage, Chalet Accommodation in Magoebaskloof

25.3 km from Tzaneen

Zwakala River Retreat is situated on a privately owned farm in the beautiful Magoebaskloof Mountains, just north of Haenertsburg in the Limpopo Province. Our array of accommodation includes cosy self catering cottages, a guest house and a private camp... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 12 in 6 units

Thabeng Guesthouse

Guest House Accommodation in Polokwane

69.8 km from Tzaneen

Thabeng Guesthouse offers bed and breakfast accommodation in Polokwane in the Capricorn region of Limpopo. Our bed and breakfast is situated in the suburb of Bendor to the east of the Polokwane centre. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

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Sleeps 53 in 23 units

^FromR 750

Per unit, per night

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Marlot Guest House

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Polokwane

71.7 km from Tzaneen

Marlot Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation and room-only accommodation in leafy area of central Polokwane, Limpopo. Marlot Guest House believes in hospitality of the highest standard. A visit to our friendly guest house will exceed... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 20 in 10 units

^FromR 500

Per person, per night sharing

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Shikwari Nature Reserve

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Hoedspruit District

80.7 km from Tzaneen

Shikwari Bush Lodge offers fully catered accommodation near the J.G Strydom Tunnel in the Hoedspruit district of the valley of the Olifants in Limpopo. Situated in Shikwari Nature Reserve, we offer two camps on the reserve close to Kruger Park... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

Sleeps 24 in 10 units

^FromR 1175

Per person, per night sharing

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Cuckoo's Nest Guest House

Guest House Accommodation in Louis Trichardt / Makhado

89 km from Tzaneen

The Cuckoo's Nest Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) in Limpopo. The Cuckoo's Nest Guest House is so called because of the beautiful cuckoo birds that frequent the area. There are seven which are endemic to the …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.

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Tzaneen

Tzaneen is a lush, green town in the foothills of the Wolkberg Mountains, surrounded by avocado orchards, citrus farms, indigenous forest and rolling hills. With its cooler climate and fertile landscape, it feels distinctly different from the hotter bushveld farther east, making it an attractive base for exploring Limpopo’s mountain country and Lowveld attractions.

The name Tzaneen is believed to have originated from the Tsonga word “tzaneng”, often interpreted as meaning “gathering place” or “place of gathering”. The town developed during the early 20th century and became an important centre for agriculture, forestry and trade. Its position between the highveld and Lowveld helped establish it as a natural meeting point for people, produce and travellers moving through the region.

Agriculture remains central to Tzaneen’s character. The surrounding area is one of South Africa’s major producers of subtropical fruit, particularly avocados, mangoes, bananas and citrus. A drive through the countryside reveals endless orchards and plantations, while farm stalls provide opportunities to buy fresh seasonal produce. The warm days, fertile soils and reliable summer rainfall create ideal growing conditions.

For nature lovers, Tzaneen offers easy access to some of Limpopo’s most beautiful landscapes. The Magoebaskloof mountains are particularly rewarding, with winding roads, waterfalls, forest trails and spectacular viewpoints. The Magoebaskloof Canopy Tour provides an exhilarating way to experience the forest from above, while hiking trails around the area allow visitors to explore the indigenous vegetation at a slower pace.

Another highlight is the Modjadji Cycad Reserve near Modjadjiskloof, where ancient cycads thrive in a dramatic mountain setting. The reserve is closely associated with the legendary Rain Queens of the Balobedu people and offers an intriguing combination of botanical and cultural heritage. Tzaneen Museum provides further insight into the history and natural environment of the area.

The town itself has a relaxed, provincial atmosphere, with restaurants, cafés, shops and accommodation catering to both local residents and visitors. It is also a convenient stop for travellers heading towards Phalaborwa and the Kruger National Park, or eastwards towards Hoedspruit and the private game reserves around the Blyde River.

Within the Kruger National Park & Mopani Region, Tzaneen provides an appealing contrast to the classic safari landscape. Here, misty mountains, lush forests and productive farmland replace dry savannah, yet the wildlife-rich Lowveld is never far away. For travellers wanting to combine outdoor adventure, agricultural scenery and cultural heritage, Tzaneen makes an excellent base for discovering a greener side of Limpopo.

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