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Komati River Adventures
Discover unforgettable experiences with Komati River Adventures. We offer premier tiger fishing charters, family-friendly camp sites at Hippo Farms, and luxury river cruises along the Komati River. Perfectly located for visitors looking for prime Marloth Park accommodation and Kruger Park border getaways, our properties let you spot hippos and crocodiles, relax around campfires, and enjoy scenic African sunsets. Adventure, comfort, and wildlife combine to create memories that last a lifetime.
Our Activities
Our Activities
Spacious, family-friendly campsites on the Komati River. Enjoy bonfires, braais, electricity, water, and breathtaking river views for the ultimate outdoor escape.
Experience the thrill of targeting powerful tiger fish on the Komati River. Fast, aggressive, and unforgettable — every cast is an adventure in the African bush.
Enjoy a thrilling day on the Komati River with tiger fishing from the riverbanks, relaxing river views, and the perfect spot for a braai and bonfire.
Relax and unwind aboard our Luxury pontoon boat on the Komati River, perfect for sunset cruises.
Enjoy a relaxing 3-hour brunch cruise on the Komati River. Scenic views, peaceful waters, and riverside meals make it the perfect mid-morning escape
Step into the heart of the African wilderness in absolute comfort and exclusivity. Our private safaris offer discerning travellers a bespoke wildlife experience within the world-renowned Kruger National Park.
Marloth Park is a unique wildlife sanctuary and holiday township in Mpumalanga, South Africa, located on the southern boundary of the Kruger National Park. Separated only by the Crocodile River, it features no internal fences, allowing animals like giraffes, zebras, and kudu to roam freely around the properties.
The Core Experience
Free-Roaming Wildlife: Plains game walk directly up to bush houses, giving visitors an intimate, interactive experience with nature.
Lionspruit: A dedicated 1,500-hectare game reserve within Marloth Park housing buffalo, rhinos, and lions.
Safe Exploration: Because potentially dangerous game (like elephants and predators) are mostly restricted to the riverfront and Lionspruit, visitors can freely walk, run, or cycle along the dirt roads without a safari vehicle.
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