What to do in Waterberg District

Activities, attractions and tours

Marakele National Park in South Africa is about 250 km away from Johannesburg, making it a perfect #WeekendGetaway from the big city. It is situated in the Waterberg district, on the border between the dry south and the tropical northern part of the country. The views are just stunning and the wildlife and birdlife beautiful to see. The campsite is located by a waterhole attracting a variety of animals.
Marakele National Park in South Africa is about 250 km away from Johannesburg, making it a perfect #WeekendGetaway from the big city. It is situated in the Waterberg district, on the border between the dry south and the tropical northern part of the country. The views are just stunning and the wildlife and birdlife beautiful to see. The campsite is located by a waterhole attracting a variety of animals.
Bela-Bela featuring a pool, a park and swimming
Bela-Bela which includes a pool, swimming and a waterpark
Bela-Bela which includes a water park and rides as well as a large group of people
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What to do in Waterberg District

Day trip destinations from Waterberg District

Aerial view of serene river and majestic mountains, Lephalale NU, South Africa.

Lephalale

Polokwane featuring indigenous culture and a small town or village

Polokwane

Modimolle Mountain in Limpopo Province south Africa along side a road

Modimolle

Johannesburg featuring a city, a high-rise building and a sunset

Johannesburg

Called this one "move away". As we were heading back to the way out, stopped by the lake to check on the marabou birds. Looks like the spot was crowded. #lifeatexpedia

Vaalwater

Maskerwever (Ploceus velatus) bouwt nest in Hammanskraal, Gauteng, Zuid-Afrika.

Hammanskraal