Bela Bela town is an easy hour and a half to two hour drive from Gauteng, in a Malaria Free area in the Waterberg region of Limpopo. Self drive on good roads that cover diverse landscapes within the reserve, while a variety of wildlife and birdlife cross your path.

What can you do in Bela-Bela and the Waterberg : The world renowned Warmbaths hot springs is the hub around which the town of Bela-Bela is built. A visit to Forever Resorts Warmbaths means you are about to have as much fun as you can have in warm water! A trip to Bela-Bela can't be complete without soaking your weary body in the restorative waters of the hot spring, which is also great for your skin and well-being, considering it is not only relaxing, it is also rich in limestone minerals, including calcium carbonate, sodium chloride and other salts. The source of the spring gushes out 22 000 litres of water at 52 degrees Celcius, every hour! Best of all, the kids will be in their element - without the help of any Playstation or computer game - this is nature at its best. Forever Resorts also have indoor hydro pools, a main pool and Jacuzzis, as well as a fufi slide, mini quads, go-karts, cable water skiing, target-shooting, Monster web climbing, putt-putt, a kids play park, a speed slide and a wave pool. Wow! What a paradise for the whole family. Golf courses in Bela-Bela : There are also various great golf courses in the region to choose from like Zebula, Koro Koro, Elements and Euphoria, to satisfy even the most discerning golfers taste. Game drives in Bela-Bela : The region also being home to the Big 5 is a great option while staying here. Game drives can be done at Mabalingwe Big 5 Reserve or at Ramoswe Game reserve for normal game drives.