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Mashatu Highlights Active and Photographic Safaris in Botswana’s Tuli

Mashatu opens its mid-winter season with a focus on walking, cycling and horseback safaris alongside its renowned photographic hides in Botswana’s Northern Tuli.

Mashatu has turned attention to the active and photographic side of its programme as the mid-winter season settles over the Northern Tuli in eastern Botswana. Across its 42,000-hectare private reserve, the operator is highlighting walking safaris, cycling expeditions, horseback rides and its well-known photographic hides, giving visitors ways to explore the wilderness that reach beyond the traditional game drive.The reserve sits in a remote corner of Botswana where the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers meet, at the point where Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe come together. This is the heart of the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, a landscape of wide plains, grassland, riverine forest, rocky hills, marshland and sandstone ridges. Eight perennial and non-perennial rivers run through the property, shaping terrain that supports some of the largest elephant herds found on any private game reserve in Africa, more than 350 recorded bird species and strong populations of predators.

A Botswana safari at Mashatu is built around three experience categories: luxury, adventure and wellness. The adventure offering is what sets the reserve apart for many guests. Rather than viewing wildlife only from a vehicle, visitors can walk with trained guides, cycle across open country, or follow game trails on horseback. Each of these draws…

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