Phalaborwa Accommodatie
Phalaborwa is a mining town in the Mopani district of Limpopo, South Africa's northern-most province. It lies near the confluence of the Ga- Selati and Olifants rivers, halfway up the western boundary of the Kruger National Park. It's proximity to this iconic South African game reserve is probably Phalaborwa's proudest claim to fame, although it has others too.
The history of the Phalaborwa area is very interesting as it pertains to traditional South African tribes - an aspect of South African culture often forgotten about by city folk. The area was named Ba-Phalaborwa by a group of Sotho tribes who moved there from further south, and the name means 'better than the south'. It's said that these tribes mined and smelted copper and iron as early as 400AD. Just outside Phalaborwa you'll find Masorini, a replicated Sotho hill village complete with huts, grain storage and smelting huts.
Mining is still practised in Phalaborwa today, and the large open-pit mine is run by the Phalaborwa Mining Company. The mine, which is a giant 2000 metre-wide hole in the ground is Africa's largest man-made hole. As you might imagine it's not the prettiest site when you get up close to it, but it is a small price to pay for the incredible setting you get.
Phalaborwa literally borders the Kruger National Park and is further surrounded by a number of private game reserves, given anyone who visits a buffet of game-viewing options to choose from. In addition, the town is an easy drive from attractions like the Blyde River Canyon and its look out points like Bourke's Luck and God's Window, and the iconic fruit growing region of Tzaneen is an easy drive away too.
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Phalaborwa Recensies
Phalaborwa Accommodatie scoort 4.5 / 5 op basis van 50 beoordelingen van gasten die boeken met Sleeping-OUT.
Phalaborwa
Too Hot
- Zakariya Paul
Phalaborwa
Phalaborwa was a charming surprise! A gem of a rural town. We found the Kruger Park Spar and Gholovan Restaurant to be of good quality and just what we needed, and it was great staying at Bakkers Bed and Breakfast. Phalaborwa will be our preferred route into the Kruger National Park from Johannesburg in future.
- Lynda Greeff
Phalaborwa
Great and beautiful place to visit.
- Regina Maponya
Phalaborwa
It is a lovely place.
- Boitumelo Tshoga
Phalaborwa
Amazing place will visit again
- Sbongile Nhlapo
Phalaborwa
Shew, what a place to visit in SA. Surely a must for all to see and to experience
- Yvette Nicholson
Phalaborwa
Very good for relaxation and tourists, we had fun in town.
- Thato Mogari
Phalaborwa
Enjoyed our overnight stay in Phalaborwa. Have alway just driven through it on our way to the park, and this time decided to stay overnight and get an early start in the park. We made use of your mall and felt very comfortable there.
- Peggy van Muylwyk
Phalaborwa
Nice friendly town, with good weather all year round.
- Thomas Loftus
Phalaborwa
Coming from Pretoria, Phalaborwa is a neat and clean town. Will see us again.
- Ogies Wilken
