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Koro River Camp

Koro River Camp in the Tuli Concession

Highlights

  • Private plunge pool and open-air shower
  • Perfect for families, romantics and solo safari-goers
  • Secluded hides offer the ultimate wilderness experience
  • Sumptuous packed picnics when out on and extended game drive
  • Personalised service, legendary attention to detail and expert guiding
  • The family suite is perfect for large families
  • The ideal secluded breakaway in a remote enclave
  • Bat Eared Foxes, wild dog sightings and the photographic hide

Information

  • Lodge type; Safari Lodge
  • Location; Tuli concession in Botswana
  • Lodge size; 7 Safari Suites
  • Recommended stay; 3-5 nights

River Camp Offers A Luxurious Safari Experience Within The Koro And Tuli Concession

Koro River Camp is a luxurious safari lodge situated on the Limpopo River's banks in Botswana's Tuli concession area. River Camp offers guests a choice of seven large tented suites with private decks, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area and plenty of opportunities to spot African wildlife up close.

At Koro River, you will have access to a range of services and activities that will make your stay extra special.

Take advantage of the swimming pool, game drives, walking safaris, and night drives – all led by experienced guides who will share their knowledge about the area'sarea's flora and fauna with you.

Koro River Camp provides an ideal and secluded escape for families, solo travellers or group travellers looking to explore Botswana'sBotswana's wild beauty in a comfortable and safe environment.

Reserve Information

Koro River Camp is situated in the central Tuli region, an expansive and untamed terrain of over 60 000 hectares. The reserve is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including elephant, eland, brown and spotted hyena, bat-eared fox, numerous species of birds and many more.

This beautiful reserve offers the opportunity to witness phenomenal leopard sightings, thanks to the research conducted by Koro Camps.

The Limpopo River runs through the landscape, and its lush riparian forests provide an excellent place for bird-watching. Further inland, hidden amongst the rolling hills, are natural springs that attract elephants during dry spells.

The unique Tuli skyline comprises rocky outcrops, Candelabra trees and Giant Baobabs, which have earned the area its nickname "land of giants".

Rooms And Suites

Koro River Camp offers luxurious tented suites with an exquisite ''Out of Africa'Africa' atmosphere that provides all the comforts of home.

Each of the seven safari suites is constructed above ground on a wooden deck and consists of a tented bedroom, private plunge pool, en-suite bathroom with an indoor shower and bath and a stunning open-air shower.

The family suite (number 7) can accommodate six guests and consists of a master bedroom suite, two separate bedrooms, and a private toilet and shower.

The tented suites at Koro River Camp are situated on the banks of the Limpopo River, offering stunning views of the lush riverine vegetation and abundant wildlife.

Guests will also enjoy 220-volt charging points in each tent to stay connected and charge batteries during their stay.

Cuisine And Wine

The shady dining deck and sunken sitting area provide guests the perfect setting to enjoy delicious meals crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Sample freshly prepared dishes and savoury flavours from all over Africa while you watch wildlife, roam through the surrounding bushveld.

The open-air boma is an ideal spot to relax after dinner, where you can mingle with friends while enjoying the warmth of the campfire.

Enjoy a selection of fine wines, locally-brewed beers and spirits, and non-alcoholic drinks like invigorating iced teas and coffees.

Lodge Facilities

Koro River Camp is nestled within the pristine Limpopo Valley, offering unparalleled luxury and comfort in the midst of nature. Its sprawling thatched tents provide an intimate atmosphere and a haven of tranquillity for guests looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The main tent's central living and dining facility provides stunning views of the Limpopo River and is an ideal spot for guests to relax and unwind.

The tented bar and indoor lounge areas are perfect spots for refreshing drinks in between activities.

For those looking for quality alone time, a smaller tented chill-out lounge is ideal for reading or simply relaxing.

Guests can also access free WiFi in the lounge area and on the main viewing deck.

Safari Activities

Koro River Camp offers various exciting safari activities for all guests to enjoy and soak up.

Spend a day at the stunning photography hide, where you can spend hours waiting patiently for wildlife to come to quench their thirst at the waterhole. You can maximize your photographic potential with this unique safari experience.

For those looking for a more thrilling experience, guided walking safaris will give you an up-close and personal look at real Africa. Experienced specialist field guides will help you explore Central Tuli game reserve's arid plains and sandy river beds!

For those more adventurous visitors, mountain biking trails are found throughout the area. You can expect a thrilling ride through this remote African wilderness; expert safari guides lead all mountain bike excursions.

You can even take classes and workshops during your stay, cooking, photography and art masterclasses under the guidance of renowned experts.

Family Friendly

Koro River Camp offers a family-friendly experience for all ages. Located on the banks of the Limpopo River, River Camp is surrounded by lush rainforest and wildlife, providing plenty of opportunities to explore nature in safety and comfort.

The family suite, which is room number 7, can sleep up to six people. It includes a master bedroom suite, two separate bathroom suite, and a private bathroom with a toilet and a outdoor shower.

Families can get up close and personal with nature on guided walks, bird-watching tours, and safaris. The experienced guides will take you around the area to learn about the diverse wildlife that calls this part of Africa home.

Kids can participate in special education programs at the Koro research centre for a special treat. They can explore and discover more about local wildlife and nature conservation here.

In Conclusion

Koro River Camp provides a unique and luxurious safari experience for those exploring Botswana's wild beauty.

From the tented suites with stunning views of the Limpopo River to game drives, night game drives and walking safaris led by experienced guides, Koro River Camp offers everything you need for an unforgettable African adventure.

With its abundance of wildlife, lush riparian forests, rocky outcrops and giant baobabs, it is no wonder that this beautiful reserve has earned itself the nickname "land of giants".

Whether you are travelling alone or with friends or family, Koro River Camp promises an extraordinary stay in one of Africa'sAfrica's most magical places.

Rates From

Rates form part of a safari itinerary

Rates Information

Koro River Camp Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season

Rates Include
  • Accommodation
  • All meals
  • Selected drinks
  • Game drives
  • Local transfers
Rates Exclude
  • Long-distance transfers and flights
  • Premium drinks
  • Optional safari activities
  • Travel insurance
  • Items of a personal nature
  • Gratuities

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