Tuli Block: The Land of Giants

A Landscape of Red Rocks and Baobabs

The Tuli Block is a narrow strip of land in the eastern corner of Botswana, on the border with South Africa and Zimbabwe. It is a land of dramatic and beautiful landscapes, with red sandstone cliffs, ancient baobab trees, and the mighty Limpopo River. The Tuli Block is a great destination for those who are looking for a scenic and adventurous safari. For more on unique landscapes, visit our destinations page.

The Largest Elephant Population on Private Land

The Tuli Block is home to the largest elephant population on private land in Africa. The elephants here are known for their relaxed and gentle nature, and it is possible to have very close and intimate encounters with them. The Tuli Block is also a great place to see leopards, which are often seen resting on the rocky outcrops. Our safari advisors can help you plan a trip that focuses on seeing these incredible animals.

A Wide Range of Activities

Because the Tuli Block is made up of private game reserves, it is possible to enjoy a wide range of activities that are not permitted in the national parks. These include night drives, guided bush walks, and mountain biking safaris. This freedom and flexibility allow for a more active and immersive safari experience. For more on safari activities, visit our knowledge center.

Planning Your Tuli Block Safari

The Tuli Block is a year-round destination, but the best time for game viewing is during the dry season, from May to October. The area is home to a number of excellent lodges and camps, which offer a range of different safari experiences. To get an idea of the costs for a safari to the Tuli Block, use our cost calculator. Our team can help you plan an adventurous and scenic safari in the land of giants.