Return Africa Pafuri Camp

• Property TypeGame Lodge
• Guests60
• Rooms/Units23
• Minimum Stay1-2 Nights

Return Africa Pafuri Camp is a Limpopo game lodge providing a wildlife experience for tourists visiting Valley of the Olifants.

About Return Africa Pafuri Camp

Return Africa Pafuri Camp is situated in the Makuleke Concession of the Northern Kruger National Park, boasting some of the most spectacular scenery in the park. Featuring twelve luxury tents and seven family tents with en-suite bathrooms, Return Africa is a fully inclusive game lodge with spectacular views over the Luvuvhu River.

The communal area at Pafuri offers al-fresco dining, a bush bar, a swimming pool and plenty of space to laze about in the shade of the giant trees that overhang the camp. Breakfast, high tea and dinner are served on decks above the river.

Accommodation

All tented rooms are located along the banks of the Luvuvhu River offering sweeping views from the private balcony. Each open plan designer room is equipped with a mosquito net, outdoor shower, fan, safe, sitting area, tea/coffee making facilities and king sized extra length bed. The family units have an extra bedroom inter-leading to the main bedroom.

Pafuri Luxury Tents (Each Tent Sleeps 2):
Comfortable luxury tent with en-suite bathroom. Wooden deck with beautiful views overlooking the Luvuvhu River. Guests can select an all inclusive rate which includes all meals and 2 activities per day or a full board rate that includes meals only.

Pafuri Family Tents (Each Tent Sleeps 4):
Comfortable luxury tent for 4 with en-suite bathroom. Wooden deck with beautiful views overlooking the Luvuvhu River. Guests can select an all inclusive rate which includes all meals and 2 activities per day or a full board rate that includes meals only

Pafuri Walking Trails Base Camp (Sleeps 8):
Fully catered 3 night, 4 day walking trail with set departure dates (Mondays & Fridays). Guests are accommodated in mobile tents with en-suite eco bathrooms.

Attractions & Activities

Chat to our staff, who will tell you stories about the ancestors - some claim you can still hear them playing their ghostly drums on moonlit nights. Visit the Makuleke villages and let the community entertain you with food, dance and song.

Join our master guides in open vehicles or on foot to explore the wilderness. They’ll even arrange a guided ride if you give them advance notice and bring your own bike.