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Magoebaskloof Hotel
Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a fun family weekend, winter with its crisp cool night warming to sunny days is a wonderful time to escape to the Magoebaskloof area.
SUMMER SPECIAL
Magoebaskloof Hotel 2009/2010 Summer Special
Summer is the perfect season to visit the Magoebaskloof area of Limpopo Province and to explore this beautiful area with its spectacular mountain and forest scenery.
Magoebaskloof Hotel is offering a Summer Special from Friday 30 October 2009 to Sunday 28 March 2010 (excluding 24 December to 4 January 2010.)
Stay for a minimum of two weekend nights and enjoy a discounted rate.
Single: R580 per person per night
Double: R470 per person sharing per night.
Luxury single: R630 per person per night
Luxury double: R525 per person sharing per night
A full English breakfast and a five-course table d’hote dinner are included. If guests wish to stay an extra night on the Sunday the cost will be R200 per person sharing, room only and R300 single.
The hotel offers comfortable, family friendly accommodation with swimming, birding and forest walks within the grounds.
The Tlou Restaurant has an excellent menu and the Coffee Bean, with its wrap-around veranda, offers light meals and a stunning view down Magoebaskloof valley.
The hotel is a wonderful base from which to explore the area.
For an amazing experience take a Canopy Tour over the Letaba River Gorge or, if you are an adrenaline junkie, go abseiling, river rafting, kloofing or quad biking. There are grassland or forest hikes, bass and trout fishing or cruises on Ebenezer dam.
A visit to EFAF where you can interact with elephants or go for elephant-back rides offers visitors a really special experience in nearby Mooketsi.
Cultural options include a visit to the Karos embroidery project in Letsitele or a visit to the Tsonga Kraal Open Air museum at the Hans Merensky Reserve.
The Woodbush indigenous forest is a must for nature lovers and one of South Africa’s top birding spots. You can also visit an avenue of Champion Trees and the memorial to pioneer forester James O’Conner. Nearby are the Twin Giants of Magoebaskloof – these eucalyptus trees are the tallest trees in Africa.
Stroll around the charming village of Haenertsburg and visit the historic cemetery or the museum commemorating the Makgoba and Anglo-Boer wars. The remains of the last of the Long Toms (one of four 115mm Creusot siege guns used by the Boer forces are the focus of the museum). Shop for collectables, craft and gifts in village shops.
Cheerio Gardens offers walks through spectacular gardens planted with Japanese flowering cherries, azaleas, rhododendrons and other exotics.
Whether you are looking for a relaxing getaway, an adrenaline rush or a fun family weekend, summer is a wonderful time to escape to this beautiful mountain region.
Check out the website on www.magoebaskloof.co.za
Call: (015) 276 -5400 Cell: 082-808-2448
Fax: (015) 276- 5500
e-mail: info@magoebaskloof.co.za
Magoebaskloof Hotel is offering a Summer Special from Friday 30 October 2009 to Sunday 28 March 2010 (excluding 24 December to 4 January 2010.)
Stay for a minimum of two weekend nights and enjoy a discounted rate.
Single: R580 per person per night
Double: R470 per person sharing per night.
Luxury single: R630 per person per night
Luxury double: R525 per person sharing per night
A full English breakfast and a five-course table d’hote dinner are included. If guests wish to stay an extra night on the Sunday the cost will be R200 per person sharing, room only and R300 single.
The hotel offers comfortable, family friendly accommodation with swimming, birding and forest walks within the grounds.
The Tlou Restaurant has an excellent menu and the Coffee Bean, with its wrap-around veranda, offers light meals and a stunning view down Magoebaskloof valley.
The hotel is a wonderful base from which to explore the area.
For an amazing experience take a Canopy Tour over the Letaba River Gorge or, if you are an adrenaline junkie, go abseiling, river rafting, kloofing or quad biking. There are grassland or forest hikes, bass and trout fishing or cruises on Ebenezer dam.
A visit to EFAF where you can interact with elephants or go for elephant-back rides offers visitors a really special experience in nearby Mooketsi.
Cultural options include a visit to the Karos embroidery project in Letsitele or a visit to the Tsonga Kraal Open Air museum at the Hans Merensky Reserve.
The Woodbush indigenous forest is a must for nature lovers and one of South Africa’s top birding spots. You can also visit an avenue of Champion Trees and the memorial to pioneer forester James O’Conner. Nearby are the Twin Giants of Magoebaskloof – these eucalyptus trees are the tallest trees in Africa.
Stroll around the charming village of Haenertsburg and visit the historic cemetery or the museum commemorating the Makgoba and Anglo-Boer wars. The remains of the last of the Long Toms (one of four 115mm Creusot siege guns used by the Boer forces are the focus of the museum). Shop for collectables, craft and gifts in village shops.
Cheerio Gardens offers walks through spectacular gardens planted with Japanese flowering cherries, azaleas, rhododendrons and other exotics.
Whether you are looking for a relaxing getaway, an adrenaline rush or a fun family weekend, summer is a wonderful time to escape to this beautiful mountain region.
Check out the website on www.magoebaskloof.co.za
Call: (015) 276 -5400 Cell: 082-808-2448
Fax: (015) 276- 5500
e-mail: info@magoebaskloof.co.za
P.O. Magoebaskloof, 0731, Limpopo, South Africa Tel: +27 (15) 276 5400 Fax: +27 (15) 276 5500 Cell: 082 808 2448 Toll Free: 0800 113 459 info@magoebaskloof.co.za