Tucked away in the Central Tuli Block , Botswana, 5 - 6 hours drive from Johannesburg or Gaborone…..
Wild At Tuli Safaris is based in the Tuli Block in south eastern Botswana. Run by Helena Fitchat and Judi Gounaris, two women with a great sense of adventure and an undying passion for the African wilderness, you have the opportunity to immerse yourself in very wild places and experience one of Botswana’s lesser known destinations. Wild At Tuli Safaris offers a number of different experiences in the Central Tuli Block, depending on whether you want to stay in a Lodge, Camp or participate in our Conservation efforts. You have the choice of two lodges, a variety of camping options including ‘camping wild’ or the conservation tented camp where you get involved in the day to day running of the Reserves in the area.
Limpopo River Lodge is situated on the banks of the Limpopo River, providing the perfect retreat for nature lovers. Here you can stay in the Lodge, the Bush Camp or book Camp Sites situated under big shady trees. Conveniently located only 12 kilometers from the friendly and infrequently used Platjan border post it is a 5 - 6 hour drive from either Johannesburg or Gaborone. This vast rolling unspoiled land boasts hundreds of exquisite Baobab trees in and amongst scattered koppies, thick Mopane bush and a variety of indigenous trees.
Farm Mopani Lodge offers beautifully appointed accommodation in 6 en-suite rooms , is fully equipped for self catering or you can book our Fully Catered option. You can book camp sites at the Hide or down at the Limpopo river. Located 25 kilometers from the friendly and infrequently used Platjan border post it is a 5 - 6 hour drive from either Johannesburg or Gaborone. This land boasts a stunning dam with Tree Top Hide from where you can view everything that comes to drink. Go down to the Limpopo River to the picnic spot where you can sit on the banks of the river, take a fishing rod or spend a few hours watching birdlife.
Motswiri Tented Safari Camp is a comfortable, rustic tented camp on the Wild At Tuli Reserve where you can book a group Conservation Volunteering experience and become immersed in the daily life of running the Reserve. You will take part in many activities including Mammal and Bird Census, waterhole maintenance, Road maintenance and repair, Anti-poaching patrols, Camera Trap projcts and much more. Get to sleep out under the stars for a once in a lifetime experience and hear and see all the nocturnal creatures going about their business. Once you have seen a Botswana sky you will never forget how clear and bright it is and how many shooting stars there are.
“The ideal setting to lose yourself in nature’s peace and tranquility.”
accommodation
Choose from the two lodges, the Bush Camp or a variety of Camp sites available. The lodges each have a swimming pool available for guests.
Limpopo River Lodge is situated along the Limpopo riverbank, allowing for interaction with bird and wildlife that frequents the river.
Lentswe Lodge is situated in the middle of Farm Mopani in a fenced area with a local waterhole which is often frequented by elephants, hyena, plains game etc.
Camp Sites are based on the Limpopo River under big , shady trees, or at the Tree Top dam.
FOOD catering
For self-catering, our kitchens are all fully equipped with cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery and refrigeration - you need only bring your food and drinks.
Our friendly and helpful staff will service the accommodation units and kitchens – ensuring a completely relaxed stay.
Full catering options are available, including all meals, teas, coffees, cakes and two exciting, guided game viewing drives per day.
game viewing
Discover over 20,000 hectares of vast, rolling, unspoiled land, boasting many exquisite Baobab trees amongst scattered koppies, thick Mopane bush and a variety of indigenous trees.
Animals that can be found include elephants, leopard, lion, zebra, wildebeest, kudu, eland, warthog as well as nearly 400 species of birds.
Explore the area “self-drive”, in your own vehicle, or book our game drives, with guided tours in an open 4x4 vehicle, driven by a highly experienced professional guide, leading you to the best places to find wildlife.
participation / volunteering
An experience of a lifetime! The ‘Wild At Tuli’ conservation project’s aim is to provide a safe, habitable area for wildlife.
Facilitated by two unique ladies, who share a spirit of adventure, with an undying passion for the magic of the African Wilderness and its wildlife. This project has been running since 2011 and has welcomed a couple of thousand visitors eager to help.
We work in partnership with a number of organisations who facilitate local and international groups joining the project.