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Tuli Block
A dramatic corner of eastern Botswana, the Land of Giants, where ancient rock meets big herds and bigger skies.
In the far east, where the Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet, the Tuli Block is like nowhere else in Botswana. This is a land of red rock and giant baobabs, of riverine forest and open plains, roamed by some of the largest elephant herds on private land in Africa. It is wonderfully wild, brilliant for photography and walking, and easy to reach, which makes it a rewarding add-on or a wild escape in its own right.
Tuli is famous for its big elephant herds and its giant baobabs, set against dramatic rocky scenery.
Private land means superb walking safaris, and Tuli is one of the great places in Africa to ride among wildlife.
Red rock, ancient trees and low golden light make this one of the most photogenic corners of Botswana.
Elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah, eland and huge herds of antelope, with excellent birding along the rivers.
We choose the right camp for you from many we know well. Here is a taste of the styles on offer.
Built into the landscape, with game drives, walks and hides for photographers.
Beautifully done and superbly guided, deep in the Land of Giants.
For riders, a wonderful base to explore among the wildlife on horseback.
The dry season from May to October brings the best general game viewing, when wildlife gathers along the rivers. The green season from November to April is lush and lovely for photography and birding, with newborn animals and dramatic skies.
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Pair the classic Delta with a wild Tuli add-on.
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