Muribani Tourism Centre Co-operative Ltd

The Tourism Centre offers a variety of activities and is currently being developed to accommodate visitors to its fullest potential.

Facilities and activities:

• Camping and caravan park area;
• One conference hall (being developed – June 2007);
• A lapa attached to a baobab tree;
• Braai (barbeque) areas;
• Three Tsonga traditional huts;
• A children’s play park;
• Cultural dancing groups;
• Medicinal nursery;
• Bird-view site;
• Eight indigenous game playing fields;
• Eight sets of resting chairs and tables made of cement;
• Soccer, netball, volleyball and ring tennis playing fields;
• 33 hectares of land.

Muribani Tourism Centre was named after a river called Muribani. Traditional boxing (fist fighting) tournaments for people living in and around the area used to be hosted in this area. Motivation to declare the Muribani area a heritage site is receiving attention from the Limpopo heritage resources authority.

Muribani has a unique landscape. The river resembles a horse-shoe like shape and the ground surface is covered by natural grass.  There is a huge baobab tree, hundreds pf marula trees, mopani trees and various indigenous trees in the area. It has also been turned into a medicinal nursery. Three wetlands are found in the project.