Valley of the Olifants Accommodation | Hotels | Game Lodges | Guest Houses

Nestled among lush mountains and abundant vegetation in Limpopo Province, the Valley of the Olifants is a breath-taking journey not to be missed when travelling through South Africa. Unparalleled scenery, combined with a rich variety of wildlife make a trip to the Valley of the Olifants a once in a lifetime experience.

The region was settled by the Balobedu people in the late 17th century. It is home to the ancient Rain Queen who was known for her mysterious powers of bringing forth the life-giving rains. Travelers can see an extremely rare cycad plant species that dates all the way back to The Age of the Dinosaurs. There is a baobab tree reported to be 4,000 years old that contains an English pub within its trunk. The beauty of Valley of the Olifants is sure to offer plenty of opportunities to capture wonderful memories that will last a life time.

The Great Olifants River winds its way through the world famous Kruger National Park. Kruger National Park is one of several parks in the region that takes conservation practices to heart. Kruger National Park is home to a large variety of protected wildlife, including the once nearly extinct White Rhino. Kruger National Park shelters the largest population of White Rhinos in the world. A daily conservation fee to use the park helps to ensure a reliable source of funding to continue their efforts to protect these amazing species.

Lodging in The Valley of the Olifants is varied and delightful. Whether travelers choose the comfortable offerings of Loerie Lodge Corporate Guest House in Phalaborwa, the rustic atmosphere of The Pungwe Bush Camp in Manyeleti, or the unique accommodations of Bona Ntaba Tree House Lodge of Hoedspruit, they can rest assured that the region offers plenty of lodging choices to accommodate every taste and budget.
Make plans to explore The Valley of the Olifants today. A grand adventure awaits.