Marakele National Park, Limpopo, South Africa

Marakele National Park is accessible only by four wheel drive will give any visitor the thrill and unique experience of staying in an unfenced safari camp with the strong possibly of spotting the largest colony of the endangered Cape Vulture in the world.

The “big five” can also be seen as well as sixteen species of antelope and a many species of birds.

The environmentally conscious will find it interesting to know that this african national park is part of the Waterberg Biosphere in the Limpopo Province and the Matlabas River runs through the park.

One can commune with nature and sleep in furnished tents along the banks of the Apiesrivierpoort Dam and on the scenic banks of the Matlabas River. Children are also welcome and extra stretchers can be made available in the two-man tents on request. The physically challenged will feel at home in a self-contained, fully equipped tent. There are also bathroom and braai facilities available.

The camping and caravan sites which are arranged in clusters, create an entertaining and friendly atmosphere with communal facilities in the centre of each of the three clusters.

From the big cats to the elephant and rhino can be seen and at marakele and visitors are warned to expect the unexpected!

This Limpopo national park will be an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves the outdoors.