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Discover a Different Side of Botswana Safari: The Unique Northern Tuli Game Reserve

The Northern Tuli Game Reserve, tucked away in Botswana’s northeastern Tuli Block, spans around 720 square kilometers of private land. Located at the easternmost tip of Botswana, it borders Zimbabwe to the north and South Africa to the south, with the Limpopo River on the South African side and the Shashe River on the Zimbabwean side. The lack of fences in this border area creates a perfect environment for wildlife to roam freely.

Within the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, you’ll find a collection of private conservancies, including Mashatu and Tuli, managed by conservation associations of individual landowners. It’s one of the largest private reserves in southern Africa.

The numerous rivers flowing into the Limpopo River create a lush habitat for wildlife, making it famous for sightings of large mammals like elephants and giraffes, as well as predators like lions and leopards.

While it may initially seem similar to destinations like Chobe National Park or the Okavango Delta, Northern Tuli Game Reserve has its own unique characteristics.

Firstly, its topography makes it stand out. Unlike the generally flat terrain of Botswana, this region features numerous hills, especially in the Tuli area. This offers a safari experience amidst stunning rocky landscapes, where you can encounter animals adapted to such terrain, like klipspringers.

Secondly, the private nature of the reserve allows for unique game drives. Unlike national parks, where vehicles must stick to designated routes, our guides have the freedom to explore as they see fit. Of course, we’ll always prioritize safety and take great care, so you can relax and enjoy.

Additionally, guests can enjoy the classic safari tradition of sundowner drinks and even embark on a leisurely night safari on the way back to the lodge, offering chances to spot nocturnal wildlife.

For those passionate about wildlife photography, our guides have a keen eye for great angles and are often eager to work closely with guests to capture the perfect shot. Their deep knowledge of the area makes for truly authentic photographic safaris.

If you’re interested in an immersive photography safari experience, please feel free to ask for more details.