Pafuri Walking Safari

Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
Pafuri Walking Safari
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 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
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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