Adventure Tours in Tuli block, Botswana

Experience an authentic African trail riding adventure with Tuli Horse Riding Safari in Botswana - an exceptional opportunity that transports you to the time of Africa's original pioneers, allowing you to discover the untouched landscapes of the remarkable Land of Giants - the Tuli Block. This safari takes you to wild and untamed territories that resonate with the essence of the continent's early explorers. Travel into the heart of the Tuli Block, a sanctuary nestled between Zimbabwe and South Africa, known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. This epic tour sparks your spirit of adventure by covering over 120 kilometers in a week, for a journey of wildlife encounters which exemplify the African wilderness - spot magnificent big cats, herds of majestic elephants, plains game such as zebra and wildebeest, and bird species that grace the skies with vibrant colors. Be captivated by the exceptional game viewing opportunities, ever-changing landscapes, and the thrill of galloping through the untamed terrain. This program suits Intermediate Plus and Advanced riders. Enjoy your stay at three amazing camps—the centurion Mashatu, the Kgotla, and Tree House—for a true African riding safari.

Are you ready to embark on your ranger adventure and complete your Apprentice Field Guide training in 55 days? This former Field Guide Level 1 course offers expert guidance from seasoned leaders and covers essential basics of Southern Africa’s flora and fauna. The program emphasizes hands-on training in the wild, preparing you to conserve the African wilderness's beauty. You will master orientation and navigation techniques, including using constellations for positioning, handling a cross-country vehicle, and safely navigating rough terrain. You'll also gain skills in tracking, analyzing animal behavior, and identifying local wildlife and plant species. Experience nights under the stunning starry sky; gather around the campfire with fellow adventure seekers; and create unforgettable memories in the bush.