Polokwane, Rental Accommodation - 2010

Seeff Properties has a specialised division, Seeff Rentals, with dedicated and highly trained rental property agents able to assist you with any queries you may have in finding accommodation in Polokwane for the duration of the 2010 soccer tournament. Our stock of 2010 rental properties for foreign visitors seeking 2010 accommodation in Polokwane ranges from the most exclusive furnished or unfurnished villas at the very top end of the market to small furnished or unfurnished apartments at the lower end.

Polokwane, Limpopo’s fast-growing capital, was originally called Pietersburg but the name was changed to Polokwane, which means ‘place of safety’. It is the last major town before the Zimbabwe border (it also borders Botswana and Mozambique) and is the gateway to the northern Kruger National Park, which means visitors, will be able to combine the 2010 soccer games in this area with a safari or a trip across the neighbouring borders.

Polokwane has a tropical climate with winter temperatures 20°- 4° Centigrade. Polokwane is often described as a vibrant, busy and colourful wonderland in a sea of grasslands, surrounded by scenic mountains. It is home to many fascinating people and some remarkable cultural diversity. It is the economic and cultural hub of Limpopo and is also the land of the upside down tree known as ‘Baobab’ - which is the biggest tree in Africa - upon which the design of the stadium was based.

The area around Polokwane is steeped in mythology and resonates with the sound of the ancient lands. It has a vibrant nightlife and a wide variety of restaurants to cater for every taste.