The Soutpansberg, meaning "Salt Pan Mountain" in Afrikaans, is a range of mountains in far northern South Africa, within the Limpopo Province. It is named for the salt pan located at its western end.
This is not a very well-known range, generally, and yet the most northerly mountain in Limpopo. Also, a little known fact is that the Soutpansberg has one of the highest incidences of floral endemism; more simply put, it means they've got a lot of plants that occur nowhere else. Maybe it's all that rainfall, about half of which occurs as mist.
Accommodation in Soutpansberg is ideal for nature enthusiasts and guests wanting to reconnect with nature. Located in the Limpopo province...
Mapungubwe National Park houses an ancient African Kingdom, rich in archaeological sites. A visit to this World Heritage Site will include b...
Soutpansberg Mountain range intertwines with various state forests. The forests provide a range of mountain biking trails for visitors with ...
Crossing the Soutpansberg mountain range, you’ll find the all-encompassing plains of the Limpopo Valley, which stretches across the north ...