Kwa Tuli Private Game Reserve Tuli Block Botswana

Kwa-Tuli Private Game Reserve is situated in Botswana, Southern Africa, in the heart of the Northern Tuli Block. It is part of the greater Limpopo-Shashe Transfrontier Park, a remote, private and unspoiled African wildlife reserve, offering some of the most incredible wildlife and wilderness experiences you will find in Southern Africa.

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Accommodation at Kwa Tuli Private Game Reserve Tuli Block

Accommodation is self-catering. The main lodge and luxury tented accommodation of Island Camp is in a unique setting on an island in the Limpopo river. The camp can only be reached by a hanging bridge.

Reached by a hanging bridge on an island in the middle of the Limpopo River is an exclusive hideaway called "Island Camp".
Situated under the thick canopy of the riverine forest, eternally shaded from the African sun lies four luxurious tents. The tentsare large and roomy with an "Out of Africa" feel.

Each tent has its own bathroom with a Slipper bath and big outdoor shower. Private viewing decks allow guests to enjoy the fascinating wildlife that visits the surrounding river.

The fully equipped kitchen, dining room and lounge with a build-in fireplace are under thatch, with the Boma under open skies for dining under the stars.

Wildlife:

The area is renowned for the largest, single population of elephant on privately owned land in Africa. Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and all the major predators can be seen in this region.

The reserve's southern boundary is the great Limpopo River. Hippo and Crocodiles concentrate in the deeper pools while leopard hunt baboons on the forested islands.

Nocturnal animals such as Hyena, Porcupine, Aardvark, Civet, Genet and Bush baby can be observed on the night drives.
Birding
Kwa-Tuli offers excellent birding. Pel's Fishing Owl, Ground Hornbill and Doublebanded Coursers are some of the 360 species of birds to be seen.
Nature

Besides the islands, there are magnificent rocky outcrops that can be explored on foot.

Sundowners can be taken on numerous spots on top of granite koppies, only a short walk from the vehicles. What is more spectacular than the sun setting over the African landscape?

Historic and archaeological sites abound, unchanged since the days of early explorers such as Selous, Kipling and Cecil John Rhodes

The call of the Fish Eagle by day and Pets Fishing Owl at night sets the mood for this wild African experience.

Activities:

Early morning and evening game drives in an open 4X4 takes you into the heart of the reserve on a wild adventure. Guidedbush walks on the islands reveals the sounds of the bush and smell of oil lamps sets the mood for an authentic African Safari.

We offer:

Game drives
Night drives
Guided Island Walks
Birding
Fishing
Walking Trails
Visits to traditional Tswana Villages, Rock Art & Solomon's Wall.