Bulawayo – Tshipise, South Africa
Our day’s journey sees us crossing the Limpopo River. Being the second biggest river in South Africa, the Limpopo River acts as a crucial water source for this dry and barren land, as well as a natural border between South Africa and it’s neighboring countries (Botswana and Zimbabwe) before flowing through Mozambique and finally out into the Indian Ocean. We continue to Tshipise, situated in the northern section of the Limpopo province. Camp this evening will be at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set close to the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the area which are surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
Trip Highlights: Limpopo River
Accommodation: Forever Resorts – Camping in twin share tents with shared facilities
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance Covered: +/-380kms
Approximate Driving Time: 10 hours
