We visited Pafuri Lodge on the banks of the Levuvhu river as well as Baobab Hill House - both part of the ReturnAfrica Collection in the Makuleke Contractual Park - the northernmost part of Kruger National Park. The concession was one of the first successful land claims after 1994, now again belongs to the Makuleke people, and is managed by ReturnAfrica who mostly employ people from the Makuleke Clan. This story makes me feel proudly South African. The land, its people, game, birds, trees, archeology, stars overwhelmed and humbled me. The richness and diversity offers an experience like no other. If you are lucky (and with a guide like Bongz) you may see Pel’s Fishing Owl, Three Banded Co****r, Arnot’s Chat, the most breathtaking baobab trees, and so much more. Next time I’m staying in one of the trails camps to explore that place on foot! Thank you Godfrey, Enos, Ezra, Bongz, and so many other staff members for accepting us into the ReturnAfrica family. We will be back soon.