Hunting in the Limpopo Province
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Hunting in the Limpopo Province
Hunting area
Formerly known as the Northern Transvaal, the Limpopo Province encompasses much of what was incredible hunting grounds in the 1860’s. Extremely rich in history and diverse in topography the hunting is still some of the best Africa can offer. The Limpopo is rather unique due to the fact that at two places it shares a common border with two other countries. In the most far North Eastern boundary of the Kruger Park (inside the Limpopo Province) a place with the dubious name of Crooks Corner, is where the international boundaries of South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique meet up at.
Hunting camps
The hunting camps consist of luxurious single or double rooms. You will sleep in comfortable surroundings and have en-suite bathroom facilities. Laundry will be done on a daily basis and returned to your room before the end of the day. In the event of adverse weather the possibility exists that you may receive your laundry only the following day.
The Kruger National Park is partially located in the Limpopo Province and we do a lot of our dangerous game hunting along the western boundary, outside of this famous park. Should time allow, a day visit to the park can be scheduled.
North of the far northern parts of the Drakensberg mountain range the old Eastern Transvaal Lowveld is interspersed with granite rocky outcrops. These rocky outcrops make for great look-out points in an otherwise flat region.
Mopane veldt is in the order of the day (Mopane is derived from the mopane tree: Colophospermum mopane) supplying welcome nourishment to the ever hungry elephants. Certain parts of the eastern Lowveld is considered malaria region and you should consult with your physician prior to your visit.
Please speak to your physician before leaving your country of origin as some of the malaria prophylactics need to be administered before you depart on your Africa hunting safari.
The Limpopo Province borders the Kruger National Park and shares an international boundary with Zimbabwe and Botswana. The world renowned archaeological site of Mapungubwe (Place of the jackal) is located along the Limpopo River where the Shashe River joins the Limpopo River, forming the tri-country borders.
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Hunting area: Limpopo Province
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