Lephalale is situated on the banks of the Mokolo River in close proximity to the border between South Africa and Botswana. Lephalale forms part of the world renowned Waterberg Savannah Biosphere and the area is famous for its natural beauty and magnificent eco-tourism destinations. This interesting town is also home to the largest open-cast mine (Kumba Grootgeluk Coal Mine) in South Africa and the largest dry cooled power station (Matimba) in the World. Two of the annual highlights that take place here are the Bushveld Festival in July and the Agricultural & Tourism Show in May.
Situated right at the South
Entrance to Ellisras (Lephalale)
in prestine natural surroundings
Luxury Accomodation
(22 Units)
1 Bed Per Room, Ensuit
Bed & Breakfast
R390 pp/p day
Bed,Breakfast & Dinner
R450 pp/p day
TOLBOS LUXURY CHALETS
2km Outside of Lephalale,
North Entrance
Self Catering Challets (5 Units) with River View
6 Bed, Ensuite
Kitchen, Dining room, Lounge,
Aircon, DSTV, Fully Furnished, Bed,Breakfast & Dinner
R250 pp/p day
BEXBRITE COMMUNE
Situated right at the South
Entrance to Ellisras (Lephalale)
Commune for Workers
(Excludes meals)
2 Beds per Room (5 Rooms)
R120 pp/p day
More than 2 Beds per Room (6 Rooms)
R90 pp/p day
DOUBLE OPTION WORKER
HOSTEL
Situated right at the South
Entrance to Ellisras (Lephalale)
Budget Accomodation for
Groups of Workers
7 Beds per Room (2 Hostels)
(Excludes meals)
R100 pp/p day