Pafuri Walking Safari

Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Rates From

Rates from R7 800.00 pp sharing

Rates Information
  • Per person sharing
  • Rates are in South African Rands
  • *Rates may vary according to season
Safari Information
  • Departure; April to October
  • Duration; 4 Days/ 3 Nights
  • Lodging; Rustic Camping
  • Group Size; Maximum 8 clients
  • Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Luvuvhu River Bridge

  • We meet up at the Luvuvhu Bridge or Pafuri Camp for the start of our walking safari.
  • We head off on foot in the direction of our first night's camp.
  • At the camp we get settled, thereafter our guides will conduct a safety briefing before we head out for a short afternoon walk.
  • On our return to camp, there is time for a hot shower and some drinks before the evening meal, which is prepared on an open fire.
  • After dinner we relax , round the fire before retiring to bed with the sounds of the African night around us.
  • (Lunch and Dinner)

Days 2-3: Walking the Pafuri Concession

  • We are woken early by the sounds of the dawn chorus, and after a light snack of coffee and rusks, we depart for a morning walk.
  • Distance and duration may vary, but can be up to approximately 10 kilometres, or around four to five hours.
  • We carry only snacks and water in daypacks and return to camp for brunch.
  • After a siesta, we head out on either a short afternoon walk or game drive.
  • The direction of the walks and/or drives will depend on local animal activity.
  • We return to camp in the early evening to enjoy hot showers, cold drinks and dinner.
  • (Breakfast, Brunch and Dinner)

Day 4: Safari ends

  • After the customary early wake-up call and breakfast snack we depart for our last morning walk.
  • A final hearty brunch before being transferred back to our vehicles.
  • (Breakfast)
Rates Include
  • Accommodation
  • All meals
  • Mineral water
  • Scheduled activities
Rates Exclude
  • Flights
  • Visa
  • Compulsory comprehensive insurance
  • All drinks except for water
  • Gratuities
  • All other travel arrangements pre and post the safari
  • National Park fees
  • Any new Government taxes, levies, fuel or industry increases that are beyond our control
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