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Nestled along the untouched banks of the Limpopo River, Koro River Camp is an exclusive retreat within Botswana’s breathtaking Tuli Block. One of only two camps situated in this remote and rugged landscape, it offers an unparalleled escape into nature. Located within a vast 15,000-hectare concession in the Tuli Game Reserve, Koro River Camp is a haven for those seeking a personalized and immersive safari experience.
Koro River Camp provides the perfect blend of luxury and wilderness, making it an ideal getaway for families, solo travelers, and groups. With only seven spacious tented suites, including a family suite that accommodates up to six guests, the camp ensures an intimate and serene atmosphere. Each suite is elegantly elevated above the river, featuring a private deck, en-suite bathroom with both indoor and open-air showers, and a secluded plunge pool where you can relax while watching wildlife pass by.
The camp’s central hub includes a stylish tented bar, an inviting indoor lounge, a shaded dining deck, and a sunken seating area, all designed to offer breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness. As the sun sets, guests can gather around the open-air boma for fireside dining, storytelling, and stargazing under the African sky.
Koro River Camp offers a distinctive approach to game viewing, moving beyond conventional safaris to provide deeper, more meaningful encounters with nature. Led by veteran wilderness guide Alan McSmith, who brings over 32 years of expertise, guests can embark on tailor-made adventures designed to create a profound connection with the African bush.
Day and Night Game Drives: Venture into the reserve in luxury game-viewing vehicles, tracking elusive leopards, elephants, giraffes, the rare brown hyena, and even wild dogs.
Walking Safaris: Experience Africa on foot, guided by expert trackers who bring the bush to life with their knowledge of animal behavior, tracks, and plant life.
Photography Hide: Capture striking images from the underground photography hide, positioned near a waterhole for close-up shots of animals in their natural habitat.
Starbed Sleepouts: Spend an unforgettable night under the stars on an elevated sleeping platform, listening to the sounds of nocturnal wildlife as you drift off to sleep.
Ancient San Rock Art Excursions: Travel back in time with a guided visit to a historic San Bushman rock art site, learning about the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Cooking & Photography Workshops: Hone your skills with expert-led masterclasses in bush cuisine, photography, and wildlife conservation.
Conservation Experiences: Join research excursions with the Timbo Afrika Foundation, assisting in the study of leopards and the endangered brown hyena.
Koro River Camp is deeply committed to conservation and community development. Through partnerships with local initiatives, the camp actively supports wildlife research, habitat protection, and heritage preservation. Guests have the opportunity to participate in monitoring camera traps, tracking den sites, and contributing to ongoing scientific studies.
From majestic baobabs to rugged sandstone formations and meandering rivers, the scenery surrounding Koro River Camp is nothing short of spectacular. Whether enjoying a morning coffee on your private deck, cooling off in your plunge pool, or unwinding on the main viewing deck, every moment at Koro River Camp is designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and truly experience the essence of Africa.
With a philosophy centered around heartfelt service, exclusivity, and an immersive wilderness experience, Koro River Camp is more than just a safari destination—it’s a place to rediscover your sense of wonder and create memories that will last a lifetime.
A Photographer’s Paradise – Whether you’re an amateur or a seasoned wildlife photographer, Koro River Camp provides an unparalleled setting to capture nature’s raw beauty. Take advantage of expert-led photography courses or spend time in our underground photography hide, offering an intimate perspective of wildlife at the waterhole.
Exclusive Private Plunge Pools – Every luxury tented suite boasts its own private plunge pool, allowing you to cool off while enjoying uninterrupted views of the wilderness.
Prime Location on the Limpopo River – Nestled along one of the most untouched and scenic sections of the Limpopo River, Koro River Camp offers breathtaking surroundings, complete with lush riverine forests and abundant wildlife.
Spacious Private Decks with Panoramic Views – Enjoy unobstructed views from your suite’s elevated deck, where you’ll often be greeted by herds of elephants, giraffes, and other wildlife passing by.
Immersive Safari Experiences – From guided walking safaris to thrilling game drives, night safaris, and cultural excursions, every moment at Koro River Camp is designed to connect you deeply with the African wilderness.
Big Game Encounters – While Kwa Tuli Private Game Reserve is home to three of the Big 5—elephant, lion, and leopard—buffalo and rhino are not found in this region. However, leopard sightings are frequent, offering incredible opportunities to observe these elusive predators in their natural habitat.
Diverse Wildlife & Unique Sightings – Beyond the Big 5, the reserve is rich in diverse wildlife, including cheetah, hyena, giraffe, zebra, and large herds of antelope. The region’s rugged landscapes and riverine forests make it a prime location for spotting a wide variety of species.
Perfect for Photography Enthusiasts – With its dramatic scenery, ancient baobabs, and abundant wildlife, Kwa Tuli is an incredible destination for wildlife photography. Be sure to bring a good zoom lens to capture up-close shots of leopards and other wildlife.
Night Safaris & Predator Activity – The reserve offers exceptional night game drives, where you can witness the nocturnal behavior of predators like leopards, hyenas, and civets. The African bush comes alive after sunset, revealing a different side of the wilderness.
Best Time to Visit – The dry season (May to October) is ideal for game viewing, as animals gather around water sources, making them easier to spot. The wet season (November to April) transforms the landscape into a lush paradise, perfect for birdwatching and dramatic scenery.
Malaria Precautions – While the reserve is located in a low-risk malaria area, it’s always best to consult your doctor about preventative measures before traveling.
