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Nestled within a private concession in the untouched northern region of Kruger National Park, Baobab Hill Bush House offers an exclusive self-catering safari retreat for those seeking privacy, adventure, and immersion in nature. Originally serving as the Pafuri Section Ranger’s residence, this historic homestead has been carefully restored to provide modern comfort while preserving its rich heritage.
Perched on a scenic ridge north of the Luvuvhu River, the house is shaded by ancient baobabs, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness. Designed to accommodate up to eight guests, Baobab Hill Bush House features four spacious bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, a dining area, and a comfortable lounge, making it the perfect setting for families, friends, or small groups looking for an exclusive safari getaway.
Baobab Hill Bush House is situated in one of South Africa’s last true wilderness regions, known for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife. The Pafuri area is home to an exceptional variety of species, making it a prime safari destination.
Wildlife highlights include:
For birding enthusiasts, the region is considered one of South Africa’s top birdwatching destinations, with sought-after species including:
Guests at Baobab Hill Bush House can customize their safari experience to suit their preferences:
Whether you’re seeking thrilling wildlife encounters, a peaceful escape in nature, or a historic retreat with all the comforts of home, Baobab Hill Bush House delivers a truly unforgettable safari experience in the heart of Kruger National Park.
One of the standout features of Baobab Hill Bush House is its expansive veranda, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness. This is the perfect spot to unwind with a sundowner, marvel at the unspoiled African landscape, and enjoy stargazing under the clear night sky.
Located within the 26,500-hectare Makuleke Concession in the northernmost section of the Kruger National Park, Baobab Hill Bush House provides access to one of South Africa’s most ecologically rich and diverse areas. This unique region is home to 80% of the park’s biodiversity, making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
A thriving population of iconic African wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, and nyala.
Rare and elusive species, such as Sharpe’s grysbok, four-toed elephant shrew, and sable antelope.
Hippos and crocodiles are frequently seen in the Luvuvhu River at Crooks Corner.
The Makuleke Concession offers a stunning variety of landscapes, ranging from dramatic gorges to lush riverine forests. Highlights include:
Lanner Gorge – One of the most scenic viewpoints in Kruger, offering unparalleled vistas over the Luvuvhu River.
Crooks Corner – A historically significant location where the Limpopo and Luvuvhu Rivers meet.
Fever Tree Forest – A mystical, golden-hued woodland, home to unique flora and fauna.
Expansive floodplains, rocky outcrops, and seasonal pans, each attracting a different array of wildlife.
With over 350 recorded bird species, the Makuleke Concession is a bucket-list destination for birding enthusiasts. Some of the region’s most sought-after species include:
Pel’s Fishing Owl – One of Africa’s most elusive nocturnal birds.
Arnot’s Chat – A striking species found in the concession’s woodlands.
Black-throated Wattle-eye, Racket-tailed Roller, and Three-banded Courser – Just a few of the other exceptional sightings in this prime birding location.
Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, avid birder, or simply looking for an exclusive safari escape, Baobab Hill Bush House offers an unforgettable experience in one of Kruger National Park’s most remote and biodiverse regions.
Baobab Hill Bush House is perfect for seasoned bush travelers seeking a private and exclusive safari experience in one of Kruger National Park’s most remote and wildlife-rich regions. The Makuleke Concession is known for its diverse landscapes, exceptional game viewing, and untouched wilderness, making it a must-visit destination for those who appreciate the raw beauty of the African bush.
If you’re a birding enthusiast, this is one of the best birdwatching destinations in South Africa. With over 350 recorded species, including the sought-after Pel’s Fishing Owl, Arnot’s Chat, Racket-tailed Roller, and Black-throated Wattle-eye, the area offers incredible opportunities for bird photography and rare sightings.
Wildlife viewing in this region is second to none. Expect to see large herds of elephants and buffalo, along with resident prides of lions, leopards, and an array of plains game. The seasonal movement of wildlife along the Luvuvhu River floodplain provides excellent year-round sightings of hippos, crocodiles, and antelope species such as nyala and eland.
Book a private guided safari drive or walking safari to explore the concession’s incredible terrain, from Lanner Gorge to the Fever Tree Forest.
Enjoy sundowners on the veranda, soaking in the uninterrupted wilderness views.
Pack binoculars and a camera to capture the spectacular wildlife and landscapes unique to this part of Kruger National Park.
Whether you’re here for the thrill of a walking safari, the serenity of the bush, or the excitement of big game sightings, Baobab Hill Bush House offers an unparalleled safari experience in the heart of the Makuleke Concession.
