Birder’s Paradise in Limpopo
Woodbush Forest Reserve lies in the heart of the Magoebaskloof Valley, a mountainous region in Limpopo that is well known for its unspoiled Afromontane forests, diverse birdlife, waterfalls and incredible views.
It is the second largest indigenous forest in South Africa. The 14 km forest drive is regarded as one of the best birding areas in the country. Unique birds to look out for are the Cape Parrot, Black-fronted Bush Shrike, Brown Scrub-Robin, Grey Cucooshrike and the Blue-mantled Crested Flycatcher.
Woodbush Forest Reserve offers various scenic hiking and mountain biking trails, and the Debengeni Waterfall is great for a swim or a stopover for a picnic.