Known for its ancient boababs, pistachio-green fever tree forests, rugged gorges, lush riverine forests, superb walking trails and exceptional bird life, this remote biodiverse corner of the Kruger National Park is a haven for seasoned safari lovers. Pafuri is less touristed, more authentic and more scenic. Lodges are perched on spectacular rocky outcrops, old ranger’s houses have been converted into private bush houses and luxury tented camps line the rivers. Pafuri is part of the 26 500ha Makuleke concession, a successful community partnership.