




Lodge in Northern Tuli Game Reserve, Eastern Botswana
Tuli Wilderness offers an authentic wilderness experience reminiscent of Africa a century ago. Situated on an exclusive concession in the vast Northern Tuli Game Reserve in eastern Botswana, it is owner-managed and provides a variety of activities and accommodation, ranging from tented safari camps to rustic self-catering bush camps. The camps are unfenced, offering an immersive connection to nature.
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See where it goes →4 experiences available at or near Tuli Wilderness

Serolo Safari Camp is a small and intimate camp within Tuli Wilderness, located nearest to the entrance gate in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The Camp is situated along the shady floodplain of the Limpopo River, 600m from the river itself, under the many massive riverine trees including the magnificent Mashatu and tall Apple-leaf trees. The camp operates as a communal lodge, with guests sharing the main lodge facilities, but can also be rented out exclusively to one group of people at a time.

The unfenced Mohave Bush Camp is a small and private rustic bush camp, located deeper in our reserve in a wildlife-dense plains area, on the banks of the Mohave River. The Camp is rented out on an exclusive use basis, irrespective of number of persons but up to a maximum of 10 persons. Guests can choose between self-catering or full-catered options. Camp attendants are on hand to lay the tables, wash up dishes, make fires, light lanterns and undertake all housekeeping duties.

Eagle View Star Deck is situated in a beautiful and wild area in the north-eastern section of Tuli Wilderness and allows the opportunity for spectacular stargazing from a safe and elevated platform. The deck has been purpose-built to offer magnificent views over the northern ridges of Eagle Rock whilst also overlooking a main movement route of our resident elephant herds and it allows the opportunity for spectacular stargazing from a safe and elevated platform. Eagle View Star Deck is in close proximity to the Motloutse River, a predator and game-rich area, meaning that we are in the heart of a prime game-viewing area and can expect to hear a wide variety of night sounds.
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