Nestled in the curve of the Limpopo River, Limpopo Province shares borders with Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Botswana. It is an important gateway for travel into the rest of Southern Africa, with numerous fine hotels, lodges and accommodation in Limpopo both passers-by and those who linger. Here you can retrace the first steps of our ancient ancestors at Mapungubwe World Heritage Site and at the caves of Makapans, where ancient artefacts of astounding significance stake Africas claim to fame as the ‘Cradle of Humankind’. With the lesser-explored northern regions of the Kruger National Park within its borders, Limpopo features the greatest variety of wildlife on Earth, the largest Baobab trees and the biggest population of leopards. The hot mineral springs and resorts of Bela Bela really pull the crowds, as do extreme sporting opportunities such as abseiling, zip lining, ballooning, rafting, and canyoning in the Magoebaskloof and Waterberg regions.