Construction on R1,5-million boma facility underway, scheduled to end of August 2024
Job creation of 23 indirect jobs
Future planned developments of R1,2-million include golf driving range, 6-hole golf course and padel courts
Three outdoor boma’s at Meropa Casino & Entertainment World built at a cost of R1.5-million will give locals a new venue for work and play that celebrate the area’s natural beauty while showcasing Limpopo’s cultural diversity.
Living up to its moniker of being ‘the heartbeat of Limpopo’, the Sun International property continues to innovate and create exciting new offerings for both tourists and locals alike. “We know Meropa is located on such a large piece of land and that we should take advantage of the bushveld around us by introducing Outdoor dining options,” said Sammy Mokhele, General Manager of Meropa Casino and Entertainment World. Guests will be transported 2.5km in game-viewing vehicles to the boma facility to set the mood for being in the bush.
The bomas, built over two months by two local contractors, will open on towards the end of September. “Each boma will have a fire pit in the centre, with table and chairs for 80 in the main boma, and 26 in each of the two smaller ones,” Mokhele said. It is both a venue for relaxed family dinners with games for children including indigenous games, sack races, hula hoops, and tug of war; as well as for formal corporate dinners around the firepit under the stars.