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Explore what is arguably the most beautiful and biologically diverse corner of the Greater Kruger National Park. With low road density, guests can walk for hours without seeing any sign of humans—unless your guide points out a Stone Age hand axe, a thousand-year-old pot shard, or a Makuleke era ash midden.
Explore this extraordinary Ramsar wetland site, home to fever tree forests, baobab groves, and palm-fringed wetlands. Guided by our professional rangers, you’ll safely encounter large animals and discover many hidden treasures of the African bush. Enjoy the upgraded experience at Hutwini Walking Camp, where you’ll be immersed in nature’s sounds and smells—a place to recharge.
Enjoy a hot shower, delicious food, fireside stories, and starry nights before surrendering to sleep, serenaded by whooping hyenas and the melody of nightjars.
Hutwini Walking Camp Tent
Explore the incredibly beautiful and biologically diverse corner of the Greater Kruger National Park. With low road density, guests can walk for hours without seeing any sign of humanity—unless your guide points out a Stone Age hand axe, a thousand-year-old pot shard, or a Makuleke era ash midden.
Discover fever tree forests, baobab groves, and palm-fringed wetlands within this extraordinary RAMSAR site. You'll likely encounter large, potentially dangerous animals while also appreciating many smaller secrets of the African bush.
Enjoy the upgraded experience at Hutwini Walking Camp, where you'll be immersed in nature’s sounds and smells—a place to recharge. Enjoy a hot shower, delicious food, fireside stories, and starry nights before surrendering to sleep, serenaded by whooping hyenas and stirring leaves.
Property Facilities
Battery Charging Facilities, Eco Friendly
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Lounge Area, Outside Shower, Pure Cotton Linen, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Verandah
Available Services
Credit Card Facilities
Activities on Site
Big 5, Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, High Tea, Night Drives, Safaris, Sleep Outs, Walks (Guided), Wildlife Tours
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Big 5, Bird Watching, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Safaris, Walks (Guided), Wildlife Tours
Pafuri Walking Safari's
Scenic game drives take you to various points of interest within the concession, such as Lanner Gorge, the Limpopo Flood Plain, the Fever Tree Forest, the Nyala Berry Forest, seasonal wetlands, and Mangala.
Bush walks are the best way to experience the forests, floodplains, gorges, and koppies between the two rivers. Walking through this remote and pristine landscape provides a more intimate experience and is ideal for bird watchers looking for species like Pel’s Fishing Owl, as well as others seeking solitude and wilderness in one of Africa’s great landscapes. We offer walking safaris from April to October (Pafuri Walking Safaris) for nature lovers to explore this vast and varied area.
Guests at Pafuri Tented Camp can prearrange to swap a morning game drive for a bush walk to explore the concession on foot.
Immerse yourself in early human history with a visit to the Royal Citadel of Thulamela. This site, which arose in the 13th century and lasted for about five centuries, is located on a rugged hilltop overlooking the Luvuvhu River. It was part of the sophisticated Great Zimbabwe culture, known for its mining, crafting, and global trade via the Swahili Coast.
A community visit to our partners in the Makuleke villages offers a unique opportunity to learn about the Makuleke people's past and present way of life. The visit includes a traditional meal and a memorable performance by a cultural group.
Experience magical moments with bush dinners along the Luvuvhu River, bush breakfasts among the giant Nyala Berry trees, or boma evenings filled with storytelling by the Makuleke people. Full-day excursions with a picnic lunch, which allow you to venture further afield, can be prearranged with the reservation office.