Tuli Safari Lodge Mashatu

Game Drives or Walking Safaris

Bush walks at the Tuli Safari Lodge in Botswana provide guests with an excellent opportunity to experience Africa at a slow pace.

Tuli prides themselves on a personalised approach and can accommodate a guests’ particular interests or requirements. Two guided game activities per day are included in your stay, including game drives and bush walks. However, additional activities can be arranged.

Children must be over 12 years of age to participate in bush walks. Guests are also invited to spend time in the bird hides as part of a morning or afternoon drive or in your own time. There is also the option of sleeping out at the hides overnight, subject to availability. An after dinner drive is available as an optional extra for the chance to spot some nocturnal species.

Horse safaris

Horse rides can be arranged with a well-established horseback safari operator based just a few minutes from the Tuli Safari Lodge.

Excursions

• Community visits provide an opportunity to visit the village of Motlabaneng. The tour includes a visit to the local school, a wine-tasting experience and a chance to see traditional basket-weaving.
• Visits to the village of Lentswe-le-Moriti. Here guests can learn about local customs, enjoy a traditional meal, see the local court and visit the school.
• A visit to the confluence includes a morning trip to the Eastern section of the reserve to the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers. This unique and scenic spot is where two  African rivers and three countries meet and guests can enjoy a picnic lunch from the spectacular viewpoint.
• Day trips to Mapungubwe include return transfers, a guided World Heritage Site tour to Mapungubwe Hill, a guided drive to the confluence site, a tree walk, a packed lunch with refreshments and all park entry fees.
• Day trips to Molema explore the Western section of the reserve. En-route guests pass sites of historical, cultural and spiritual significance and the fascinating Solomon's Wall. A visit a wetland area is perfect for birding and the dam is famous for the elephants that come there to drink.