Casa de la Presa

About

Accommodation

Casa de la Presa offers a serene escape nestled by a picturesque lake on Farm Holspruit, just a short drive from the heart of Polokwane. This tranquil retreat perfectly balances the rugged charm of the Limpopo bushveld with the comfort of modern amenities. Guests can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere where the sounds of nature replace the hum of the city, making it an ideal destination for those looking to recharge.

The accommodation offers various units, including a 14-sleeper for large groups or families, as well as 8- and 6-sleepers, and 4-sleepers for couples or small families. Each unit is thoughtfully designed to ensure a seamless self-catering experience, featuring fully equipped kitchens with a fridge, oven, microwave, and coffee machine, along with the option of braai facilities and a fireplace. Guests can stay connected with free Wi-Fi and enjoy entertainment on flat-screen TVs with streaming capabilities. Expect good quality, crisp linen and towels, while private terraces and seating areas provide the perfect spot to appreciate views of the surrounding veld or dam. Select units even boast their own private swimming pool for guests to indulge in a refreshing dip.

Outdoor enthusiasts can delight in fishing, hiking, and observing wildlife roaming freely across the property. Additionally, a guided quad biking experience can be booked, as well as game drives (available at an additional charge).

Facilities

Secured parking, Free parking, Laundry service, Outdoor Pool, BBQ / picnic area, Wi-Fi

Location & Surroundings

Polokwane serves as the vibrant urban heartbeat of Limpopo, offering a compelling blend of modern city life and deep-rooted African heritage. Known as the "Place of Safety," the city is characterised by its wide, jacaranda-lined streets and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects the diverse cultures of the region. Visitors can explore a sophisticated landscape of art galleries, fine dining restaurants, and high-end shopping hubs like the Mall of the North, all while remaining within arm's reach of the untamed South African bushveld.

The city's rich history is meticulously preserved in its many museums and cultural sites. At the Bakone Malapa Northern Sotho Open-Air Museum, the traditions of the BaSotho people come to life through interactive demonstrations of woodcraft and pottery in a reconstructed 18th-century village. Within the city centre, the Polokwane Art Museum showcases an extensive collection of local works, while the Hugh Exton Photographic Museum captures the town's evolution through thousands of glass negatives housed in a charming 19th-century church.

For those drawn to the outdoors, the Polokwane Game Reserve provides a rare opportunity to view white rhinos, giraffes, and over 300 bird species just ten minutes from the downtown hustle. The surrounding landscape is a gateway to further adventure, from the ancient archaeological wonders of Makapan's Valley to the mist-covered mountains of Magoebaskloof. Whether seeking the thrill of a safari or the leisure of a world-class golf course, tourists find that this high-altitude plateau offers an authentic and accessible slice of South African life.

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