Phalaborwa


SOUTH AFRICA

GUIDES

AFRICA







Created by the discovery of immense mineral deposits, Phalaborwa was established in 1958 and supports a vast mining industry, supplying vital minerals to the country. The profusion of minerals in the area is attributed to a series of volcanic eruptions 2 000 million years ago. The cone of the eruption has vanished, but the pipe, an astonishing geological feature, remains. The pipe is 19 km2 in area and is filled to an unknown depth with minerals such as phosphates, copper zirconium, vermiculite, mica and gold. Called "the town of two summers" because it never gets really cold in this town of mild winters and hot summers. Summer rainfall produces lush vegetation and subtropical gardens.

 ACCOMMODATION
ELEPHANT WALK B&B

Elephant Walk is a very popular B&B and Backpackers, visited by guests from all over the world. Our Bed & Breakfast rooms are all ensuite with TV's, air-conditioning, bar fridges and secure off-road parking - For further information click here

LERIBA GOLF LODGE

This luxury 5 star self-catering lodge is situated on the 5th fairway of the famous Hans Merensky Golf Course (bordering the Kruger National Park). The elegant Hans Merensky Hotel on the estate, offers a wide variety of facilities - For further information click here

MOPANI COUNTRY LODGE

Mopani Country Lodge is situated in lush garden like surroundings, approximately 10km from Phalaborwa. We boast 26 spacious air conditioned and well equipped self catering chalets with barbeque facilities - For further information click here

SUNBIRD LODGE

Situated in 2.5 acres of tropical gardens, which give host to a wide variety of birdlife, Sunbird Lodge is the perfect place to relax and let your stress melt away - For further information click here

THE RAINTREE COTTAGE

Raintree Cottage offers eight bedrooms, individually and tastefully decorated in Victorian interiors, with private entrances from the verandah. Wake up in the morning with birds singing in fresh morning air as the sun rises and shines into your bedroom - For further information click here



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