Tuli - Land of Giants

In the south of the African continent, where three great countries and two huge rivers meet, lies a timeless land with a fascinating past. It is a place of endless horizons and wondrous wildlife, a place that stirs the imagination and kindles the need to return. This is the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. 

Situated in the eastern corner of Botswana it is separated from South Africa in the south by the legendary Limpopo River and from Zimbabwe in the east by the lesser-known (but equally impressive) Shashe River. It is home to hundreds of elephants, great herds of antelope, zebra and wildebeest, giraffe and a variety of predators, including Africa's big cats – the lion, leopard and cheetah. It has some 350 bird species, magnificent old trees, huge skies and dramatic vistas.

Exciting times lie ahead as the long awaited Limpopo/Shashe Transfrontier Park comes online. The Northern Tuli Game Reserve is one of the core areas of the new park, which has the potential of becoming one of the major tourist destinations in southern Africa.

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