Guided suggested itinerary activities on offer are:
- Guided Kruger Park morning drives ± 4
- Guided night drives ± 3 hours
- Shorter guided walks ± 2 hours
Game Viewing:
The Makuleke concession set within the Kruger National Park is one of the few true wilderness areas left in South Africa. Large herds of Elephant and Buffalo are resident most of the year round.
There are resident prides of Lion and the Luvuvhu Riparian System supports a healthy population of Leopard. The general game viewing is superb with species such as Nyala, Kudu, Bushbuck, Baboon, Waterbuck, Zebra and Monkey being plentiful. The night drives also turn up regular sightings of the nocturnal creatures such as Lesser Bushbaby, Greater Bushbaby, large-and small-spotted Genet and Civets.
On the eastern most boundary at 'Crooks Corner' the Luvuvhu supports a large population of Hippo and Crocodile. Crooks Corner is also the confluence of the Luvuvhu and Limpopo Rivers as well as the point where the borders of South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique meet. The Makuleke Concession is probably one of the few places in Kruger National Park where you have a good chance of spotting Eland and Sharpe's Grysbok, and is regarded as probably the birding hotspot of the Kruger Park with specialities such as Pel's Fishing Owl, Wattle-Eyed Flycatcher, Three-banded Courser, African Crowned Eagles and Racket-Tailed Rollers occurring.
Activities and Attractions Guide:
The Makuleke Concession is extremely diverse with most of the unique areas being away from the public Kruger Park roads. As these areas are inaccessible to the public, the best way to explore the area is with the resident Pafuri Camp guides who have an intimate knowledge of the hidden treasures of Pafuri as well as access to a private network of roads.
Apart from the spectacular fauna and flora, the area is remarkably scenic and has a strong historical aspect with remains of human settlements, rock art and hand tools.
