The Magoebaskloof Hotel is 90 minutes from the Kruger National Park in stunning scenery; it has fabulous forests and facilities for families, conferences and weekenders on a Limpopo holiday.
The hotel has a lovely restaurant with fireplaces for winter and a large balcony with stunning views. A la Carte menus and Table d'hote are offered. There are 2 pubs and for snacks and great coffee there is a continental style cafe and terrace with views.
Guests on a Limpopo Holiday here will have plenty to do at the hotel to keep them active but there is a tremendous amount of interesting and adventurous activities in the area too.
Due to its wonderful setting in the mountains, the Magoebaskloof Hotel enjoys the company of the very rare Samango monkeys, excellent birdlife and access to Afromontane forests, waterfalls and local dams and streams.
Outdoor enthusiasts can hike, bike, horse ride and even abseil or go white water tubing and quad biking. There are also lots of interesting towns and country pubs to explore.
Conferences and Functions
The Magoebaskloof Hotel specialises in weddings and functions with full banqueting facilities. There are also 3 conference rooms with air-conditioning and carpeting, breakaway facilities, office support and standard conference equipment:
The Dickie Dagge Hall
This hall can accommodate up to 250 people in 3 seating styles.
The Bridge Room
There are custom made card tables and chairs for bridge players and the room can seat 20 or 30 people in 3 styles for delegates, it opens onto a veranda.
The King Makgoba Room
This room has innovative ceiling and lighting design and can take up to 100 people in 3 seated formations; the room opens onto the veranda.
Services and facilities at Magoebaskloof Hotel
- Coffee shop
- Restaurant
- 2 Pubs
- Squash court
- Bowling greens
- Swimming pool
- Forest walks
- Excellent birding
- Team building activities arranged
Activities nearby:
- Ebenezer dam
- Fly fishing
- Golf
- Water sports
- Gardens
- Modjadji cycad forest
- Tea estate
- Archaeological sites and old mines
