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The Biggest Tree In The World Where Wedding Takes Place In Africa

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By Okechukwu Okugo

Do you really long to wine, dine, lodge and lounge inside a natural tree? Most especially on one of your most important and memorable days on earth: your wedding day?

Yes, it is a realizable dream. Not in a fictional movie setting or anywhere else, except in Africa.

This place is called The Sunland Big Baobab Tree Bar in Modjadjiskloof, in Limpopo Province, South Africa. A place which made the front page of the Wall Street Journal, sometime ago.

Yes, right here, you can have the opportunity to dine inside the largest Baobab tree in the world carbon dated to have been around for over 1700 years, on the mango farm Sunland.




The inside view of the bar space, inside the world's biggest Baobab tree located in South Africa. (Note: All photo credits in this post: http://www.bigbaobab.co.za)



The farm and the bar is owned by Doug and Heather Van Heerden who bought the place in 1989 and primed it to the attraction of thousands of tourists and visitors every year.

The Baobab Tree Bar is a natural architectural masterpiece.

When Baobab trees last up to a thousand years old, the begin on their own to hollow inside.

Thus this gigantic Sunland Baobab tree, lasting several thousand years now carved out in, itself, wonderful caverns and caves inside.




Today, the bar continues to amaze tourists and locals who troop to this natural wonder to be entertained inside the tree by day; and by night, it can harbor 20 overnight visitors in 5 chalets.

Over the years this tree bar has hosted many marriages; but for optimal marital bliss and experience, the Heerdens had added a honeymoon suite in the tree house.

This is an uncommon place. And definitely, none can get this peculiar, life-time, unforgettable experience anywhere in the world except in Africa.


The outside view of the big Baobab Tree Bar.


Think about this. Everyone has been giving their spouse the same thing on their wedding day, why not give yours, something really different, and "finish your love" in a tree wedding at Sunland Baobab Tree Bar?

 Even if you had been married for ages, don't you think you can renew your marital vow here by spending a cozy night, inside this historical, age-old tree? And get the experience you cannot get, even inside an imperial castle.

Besides being among the world's 21st century natural wonders, the overall surrounding environment of this place is absolutely breathtaking and amazing for different kinds of explorations: there's the Modjadjiskloof Cycad Forest, the Magoebaskloof hills and forest, the verdant area of Tzaneen, the thousands of birds and animals that made this place their natural home, including a sizable population of mangoes and palm trees planted in the farmland, and supplying an unpolluted natural tangerine-like air.

Give your spouse an unforgettable wedding experience. Travel to Africa and wed her in the woods of the Sunland Big Baobab Tree Bar in Limpopo.



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