Experience the Limpopo National Park
The Limpopo National Park, located in the district of Massingir, in the Province of Gaza, was established through the collaboration of the Government with the Peace Parks Foundation, in 2001. Together with the border areas of South Africa and Zimbabwe, it forms the Area Greater Limpopo Cross-Border.
Activities
Explore remote
wilderness and
beautiful tree scenery
Wooden chalets with an en-suite bathroom and open plan kitchenette and come with linen, towels...
Camping sites and chalets with magnificent views of the dam
A variety of high end tourism facilities which plan to be developed from around 2027 onwards
Current
Developments
Visitors to Limpopo National Park will appreciate that the Park is still under development and while game sightings will be less regular than in neighbouring Kruger National Park, the Park is best appreciated for its largely unspoilt wilderness.
Since the dropping of strategically selected sections of the border fence with KNP, wildlife has been steadily moving back into LNP (further fenceline sections will continue to be strategically dropped as agreed between South Africa and Mozambique).
- Over 4700 animals relocated to the south west of the Park
- Current population of around 1,000 elephant and 5,000 buffalo
- Communities benefit though receiving 20% of Park revenues
- A voluntary resettlement programme is being undertaken to OP 4.12 standards