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	Featured Listing: Stanford Lake Lodge - Haenertsburg Haenertsburg Accommodation Your own piece of paradise…. Equipped and decorated to the highest and most soothing standards, the first self-catering lodge is a double-storey log cabin that boasts three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps eight people. Such is its privacy, you can luxuriate in a b ... More Info - Email an enquiry - Pricing: R 220 Self-Catering
	Black Forest Mountain Lodge - Haenertsburg Haenertsburg Accommodation Affordable family fun at your favourite eco-tourism destination? Nestled at the foothills of the indigenous Black Forest, and in the shade of a beautiful Tipuana tree you will find the German-style Black Forest Mountain Lodge. Imagine yourself on a cold, cozy evening enjoying ... More Info - Email an enquiry Inn / Lodge
	Glenshiel Hotel - Haenertsburg Haenertsburg Accommodation Glenshiel Hotel offers luxurious country living in the heart of the misty Magoebaskloof mountians. Glenshiel is situated on the northernmost section of the majestic Drakensburg range, which also incorporates the Wolkberg and the Iron Crown Mountian. This forms a spectacular b ... More Info - Email an enquiry - Pricing: R 330 - Map B&B
	Kurisa Moya Nature Lodge - Haenertsburg Haenertsburg Accommodation Kurisa Moya Nature Lodge in Limpopo Province, South Africa is near Magoebaskloof and Polokwane. This eco-lodge offers beauty in nature, peace and tranquility, close to birds and animals. Go on walking paths, hiking trails, 4x4 drives, abseiling, mountain biking, guided birding ... More Info - Email an enquiry - Map B&B & Self-Catering

Haenertsburg Accommodation: Nearby towns with accommodation: Kruger Park Accommodation | Hoedspruit Accommodation | Magoebaskloof Accommodation Phalaborwa Accommodation | Naboomspruit Accommodation | Pietersburg Accommodation Haenertsburg is a village situated on the edge of the Great Escarpment in the Limpopo Province of South Africa, on the R71 road between Polokwane (Pietersburg) and Tzaneen. Farming and tourism are the main economic activities on "The Mountain" as it is called by the locals; Haenertsburg is in mountainous terrain. The Iron Crown is a well-known landmark. Frequent mists and relatively high rainfall have created a lush vegetation with afromontane forest patches occupying the kloofs (gullies) which dot the rolling grasslands and surrounding mountains. Unfortunately, large areas of rare, and botanically very diverse, grassland (Woodbush Granite Grassland) have been planted to timber (primarily timber for pulping). These monoculture plantations extract a great deal of water and the resulting water shortages downstream (in the Kruger National Park and Mozambique) are cause for concern. A local group, FROHG (Friends of the Haenertsburg Grasslands) helps to conserve the indigenous flora and fauna. The scenic beauty of the Haenertsburg area attracts many tourists. It is a favoured spot for cycling, biking and fishing. Sailing and other watersport take place on nearby Ebenezer Dam. The steepest mountain pass in South Africa, the Magoebaskloof pass, leads one down from the Highveld of the Haenertsburg area to the Lowveld adjoining the Kruger National Park, falling approzimately 600m in altitude in less than 7km travelled. Haenertsburg is also famous for the annual Spring Fair where various crafts and flower displays are exhibited. July sees the advent of the Holistic Fair which displays the diverse creative talents of the Mountain folk. Every Friday and Saturday morning the Morning Market is run by the Duchess of Atholl. The town was established in 1886 with the discovery of gold by Carl Ferdinand Haenert here.