About Limpopo SW
Key Towns in Southwestern Limpopo
 
Modimolle (formerly Nylstroom) A gateway to the Waterberg Biosphere, Modimolle is surrounded by game farms and nature reserves. It’s popular for hiking, skydiving, and weekend getaways.
Mookgophong (formerly Naboomspruit) Known for its hot springs and tranquil atmosphere, this town offers a mix of wellness retreats and outdoor activities.
Lephalale (formerly Ellisras) A bustling town with a strong mining and energy sector. It’s also a hub for game viewing and birdwatching near the Mogol River.
Thabazimbi Nestled near the Marakele National Park, Thabazimbi is ideal for nature lovers and adventurers. It’s also known for iron mining.
Vaalwater A small but scenic town in the heart of the Waterberg, surrounded by private game reserves and conservation areas.
Bela-Bela (formerly Warmbaths) Well-known for its geothermal hot springs, Bela-Bela offers spa resorts, family-friendly lodges, and wellness tourism.
Mokopane (formerly Potgietersrus) A culturally rich town in the Waterberg District, Mokopane combines mining with heritage sites and bushveld landscapes.
Groblersdal An agricultural heartland in the Loskop Valley, famous for maize, citrus, and irrigation farming.
Marble Hall Another farming town in the Sekhukhune region, with extensive irrigation schemes and a laid-back rural atmosphere.
Jane Furse A rapidly developing town with deep cultural roots, serving nearby villages and offering emerging infrastructure and services.
 
What Makes This Region Special
  • Rich biodiversity and iconic conservation areas like Marakele National Park and Welgevonden Game Reserve
  • Hot springs and wellness escapes, especially in Bela-Bela and Mookgophong
  • Thriving agricultural regions in Groblersdal and Marble Hall
  • Rural depth with vibrant cultural towns like Jane Furse and Mokopane
  • A blend of eco-tourismmining, and agriculture, giving the region a unique economic mix
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