Pafuri Untamed
Pafuri sits in the far north of Kruger, where the Luvuvhu and Limpopo rivers meet and the landscape shifts from mopane woodland to ancient fever tree forest and towering baobabs. It is one of the least-travelled corners of the Greater Kruger system, home to large herds of buffalo and elephant, healthy leopard populations, and a birding list that draws specialists from across the world. Nyalaland, the Lanner Gorge, and the Crooks Corner tripoint where South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique converge all lie within reach of camp.
This five-day safari is guided throughout by Amy Krantz, who brings her years of guiding experience and a deep familiarity with the region's landscape, wildlife, birdlife, geology, and history. Guests travel with exclusive use of a safari vehicle, with each day shaped around what the bush offers rather than a fixed itinerary.
Guests are met on arrival at O.R. Tambo International Airport and transferred to a scheduled direct flight to Pafuri Airstrip, landing within the concession itself. The safari is based at Pafuri Camp on a full-board basis, with game drives, walks, and time at the river forming the rhythm of each day.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
What’s Included
Meals
All meals and local beverages
Transport
Return flights from Johannesburg to Pafuri Airstrip
Accommodation
Luxury Tented Camp (4 nights)
Included
- Professional and expert host, Amy Krantz, for the duration
- Meet & greet upon arrival at O.R. Tambo International Airport
- Exclusive use safari vehicle
Excluded
- All international flights
- Gratuities
- Items of a personal nature
- Conservation levies and park fees
- Premium and imported beverages
- Travel insurance
Where You’ll Stay
Pafuri Camp
Kruger Surrounds · South Africa
Cradled beneath towering trees along the Luvuvhu River, where the Makuleke Contract Park meets northern Kruger, Pafuri Camp sits in a remote stretch of southern Africa's wilderness. Mornings begin with a game drive or a guided bush walk tracing the river's floodplain and the forest that lines it.
Nineteen tented suites, connected by raised wooden walkways, face the river. Each has an en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers, and a private deck overlooking the water.
Afternoons bring time at the pool or a drink beneath the trees, with birdsong and rustling leaves for company.
Pafuri Camp is built for quiet, and for the pleasure of returning to wild country.
Destination
Explore the country
Single supplement from $7,440