Established in 2001, Motsamayi Tourism Group is the oldest black-empowered South African tourism entity. With a portfolio spanning attractions, accommodations, and immersive experiences, Motsamayi specialises in curating unique and authentically African adventures.
Tshokwane River Camp is Kruger Untamed’s original camp – the first of its kind in the Kruger National Park park. Open from 1 May to 30 September for South Africa’s winter season, it offers a rare opportunity to experience the allure of Kruger at its most spectacular – unscripted, unfiltered and untamed. For those who crave an unspoilt, deeply immersive safari that balances luxury with authenticity, this is it.
Located in a region that’s considered the beating heart of the Kruger National Park, a few kilometres from the legendary Tshokwane picnic site, the camp is perfectly placed to deliver unrivalled access to this area’s prolific wildlife and the dramatic landscapes that unfold along the seasonal Ripape River.
A stay at Tshokwane River Camp is about more than just spotting the Big Five. It’s about surrendering to the natural rhythm of the wild, feeling the pulse of the bush around you, and soaking in the untamed beauty of this extraordinary setting. It’s an escape designed for those who want to ditch the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary.
Tshokwane River Camp is a smaller retreat of just 20 tents, designed for travellers who prefer a slower pace and deeper immersion in nature. Conveniently located around 90 minutes from Skukuza Airport, it sits in one of the most wildlife-rich regions of the Kruger, ensuring consistently rewarding game viewing throughout the season. Here, safari is both refined and grounding. Daily activities include game drives as well as walking safaris and tracking experiences, offering the chance to follow spoor on foot and view the bush from a fresh perspective. Dining and beverage experiences are thoughtfully curated, adding a touch of elegance to each day, while the camp itself rests beneath trees along the seasonal Ripape riverbed – a sanctuary of shade and tranquillity.