Mountain Biking: Once again marked trails are not our style. The varied terrain combined with the freedom to move where ever you want, makes this area ideal for biking.

We offer a variety of guided trips in our Landrover including :

• Full and half day fishing trips including drinks and a braai.
• Full and half day scenic trips to the Potholes, Big Tree, Bushman Paintings, Local ruins and Venda forests, including drinks and a picnic.
• Shebeen tours, the genuine thing, unlike those commercialised Jo'burg attempts.
• Sunset trips to Tshamatemba .

Over 450 species of bird can be found in this area.Pafuri Rivercamp is situated in one of South Africa's prime birding areas. The Pafuri region of the Kruger Park is well known for it's superb birdlife, but there are a variety of other habitats in the area. 

Within a 50 km radius of the camp you will find riverine forest, open palm-studded grassland, dry Kalahari bushveld, indigenous evergreen montane forest, broad-leaved woodland and mixed Acacia woodland.

We are fortunate to have access to two very different rivers, the Mutale and the Luvuvhu. The Mutale, the river the camp is built on, is the smaller and clearer of the two, and although it flows all year round, the level drops considerably towards the end of the dry season, making it unsuitable for serious angling between May and September. The Luvuvhu's level remains far more constant, however in the wet season the water can become quite murky, making certain species difficult to catch.

Basically this means that all year round we have access to a huge variety of fish. These include : Tigerfish, Sharptooth Catfish (Barbel), Large Scale Yellowfish, Mozambique Tilapia (Blue Kurper/Bream), Mottled Eel and Purple, Rednosed and Leaden Labeo (all species of Mud Fish).

Venda is the 4x4 enthusiasts dream. It has almost every kind of terrain imaginable; mud, rock, sand, dongas, mountain passes, river drifts and straight forward bundu bashing; and this is on our good roads. For the adventurous there's a lot more. We don't have marked trails, we prefer to give you a decent map, a bit of advice and then leave you to it.

Bring your vehicle's papers and your passport and you could pop into Moz' for the day, no visas required.  Use us as a base, a starting/finishing point or just for some friendly advice on the area. Clubs and their members should enquire about our special prices.

This region has had virtually no exposure to tourism, as a result you will not find your typical tourist markets, township tours or artificial ethnic scenes. The vhaVenda are peaceful people for whom ancient tradition is still very much a part of everyday life. Our visits to the local villages still cause much excitement. One can barter for traditional crafts such as baskets, mats or pots from the homes of the villagers or you can join the queue to see the Sangoma (take one of our staff to help translate).

Every village has it's shebeen where you can always buy a beer, although not always a cold one. The Venda people love to have their picture taken, so bring your camera.  The vhaVenda however were not the first people to inhabit this region. There are many caves dotted through the sandstone outcrops with evidence of the Bushmans presence.