Arimagham Guest House | Bed and Breakfast Phalaborwa

Arimagham Guest House is ideally situated in the heart of picturesque Phalaborwa in the Limpopo Province. We are 2 km from the entrance to the Kruger National Park.

Your hosts, Helmut and Linnette, offer warm South African and Austrian hospitality in our exclusively and uniquely decorated up market house. Your stay with us will be truly memorable.

The five luxury en-suite double/twin rooms are spacious and individually decorated. All the rooms have air conditioning and/or ceiling fans and we provide towels, soap and tea and coffee making facilities. DSTV is available in the TV lounge.

A full English breakfast, buffet style, is served every morning in the dining room and dinner is available on request which comprises either Austrian or South African home cooking or a BBQ at the pool.

The garden is a sub-tropical oasis with prolific bird life and is home to other small animals like klip dassies, squirrels and even the odd monkey! Enjoy a drink from our bar under the beautiful indigenous trees or soak up the sun around the swimming pool.

Arimagham Guest House is the perfect base from where to explore both the northern and central Kruger National Park as well as the many attractions the region has to offer. It is also a convenient stop-over for visitors to Mozambique through the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park. We can arrange activities like boat cruises on the Olifants River, day/night excursions as well as bush walks and braais in the Kruger Park. Or play golf at the nearby Hans Merensky Golf Club where you may have to share the fairway with Impala, warthogs, giraffe or more!
In house English/German speaking tour operator.

Address
19 Tambotie Street
Phalaborwa
5166

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Directions
From Johannesburg, take the N1 to Polokwane and then turn off to Tzaneen on the R71 and on to Phalaborwa through Gravelotte.
Alternatively, take the N4 to Nelspruit turning off at Belfast on the R540. Drive through Dullstroom, Lydenburg, Orichstad, the Strijdom Tunnel and Hoedspruit to Phalaborwa.