This lovely forest location, close to the Limpopo River, has well-equipped safari tents, with a kitchen area containing fridge/freezer and a separate bedroom area with twin beds and a fan. It's especially good for birding, with the Maloutswa Bird Hide nearby.
Limpopo Forest Camp
Limpopo
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