コロリバーキャンプ(Koro River Camp)

I had a lovely stay at Koro River camp. The tents were so tastefully decorated and had stunning views of the Limpopo river. The beds were very comfortable. The staff were polite and friendly. Excellent service! The food was delightful. We got to see a variety of animals on the game drives. I would certainly want to stay at this place again in the future.

We had an amazing tome at Koro River Camp. It was a long drive from Johannesburg but Botswana has lots to offer and is well worth it! The game drives and rangers were amazing and very professional. We spotted several species of game including wild dogs. Staff at the camp were so so nice and friendly. The camp has 7 or 8 tents and is really quite and private. Constructive advice would be they really need to aircon the tents as Botswana very very hot in February. Still a 5 star experience and worth the heat and travel

This is the best lodge we’ve ever been! The people of the lodge really go the extra mile to make your stay memorable, e.g. we got a special cake for our wedding anniversary and they sang for us. The tents are really spacious with a wooden floor, electricity and nice furniture. Bathroom and outside shower separate on your own platform near the beautiful Limpopo river. Game drives are superb. Walking safaris are an option. Wild animals roam freely around your tent at night so I was scared the first night, but I got used to it the second night.

We had a wonderful family safari holiday. Great staff, stunning location and great family bonding time as well as super game drives. The safari walks are very interesting and SK a knowledge and very likeable guide. Thoroughly recommend spending a night under the stars at the hideout .

What a wow! The place offers a very calm and peaceful vibe. The staff is amazing, the rooms are perfect! I would highly recommend it to families, a group of friends wanting to reconnect, honeymooners. The wildlife in the area is abundant! I’m definitely going back to Koro

We spent three days in Koro River Camp and our experience was excellent. The tents are very comfortable and beautifully decorated. The staff was very attentive to our needs and our guides very knowledgeable. The food was also great. We could not have hoped for more.

Koro's land is great. There are some areas in the middle which are a bit dull (lots of mopane bush) but they have many gorgeous kopies and the stretch of land along the Limpopo River is truly exceptional. I also loved my tent: It was very nicely appointed, of generous proportions, and had lots of privacy. I greatly enjoyed sitting on my deck, looking at the river, reading a good book, and observing the diverse bird life. I also thought the rest of the lodge was quite stylish. Staff was very friendly and, on some of the days, I had my own guide and tracker who went on bush walks with me, which I really appreciated. So why am I not giving it a higher score? Mainly because service was just lacking in the little things. For example: They told me that I should not drink the tap water, so I asked that some drinking water just be placed in my room (something pretty much all lodges do). I kept asking, but it never happend. The first couple of days they asked me what drink I would like for my sundowners, then they stopped and just brought me some canned "juice" I didn't like. There were no tissues anywhere in the lodge. When I asked for some at dinner, I was given a role of toilet paper at the dinner table. An other example was that there was a "gift shop" in the lobby, but many item's were just randomly thrown on the shelves, looking for like an almost-empty storage room. Not very welcoming. The food was consistently mediocre, sometimes worse. I especially found the snacks provided early in the morning and on drives/walks quite disappointing - mostly rusks from the supermarket, a lot of peanuts and potato crisps. Once there were some cashew nuts, which I appreciated. Finally, compared to most other bush regions I have travelled to, I saw relatively little wildlife. Once we tracked a leopard on foot, which I cherished. We also saw elephant on various occasions. Other highlights were a couple of civets, bat-eared foxes, and one porcupine. Beyond that, it was only antelope, zebra, giraffe, hyena over a period of 7 days.