What to do in Tuli

Walking is the ideal way to experience the raw beauty of Tuli. Being on foot provides game viewing opportunities that you wouldn't otherwise have on a game drive through this rugged landscape. It is also a much more intimate experience, as you enjoy learning about some of the smaller creatures of the bush, and appreciate the art of tracking animals that you might not even know existed. You can reach many areas that vehicles can't go. Tuli is famous for its large elephant populations, and one of the greatest experiences is to encounter one of these great beasts on foot with an experienced guide (safely, from a distance). Walking offers a holistic experience—a peaceful opportunity for reflection.

See the bush from a completely new perspective on a mountain biking safari in Tuli. Experienced guide accompanies riders as they follow ancient elephant paths that cross the reserve, giving you the opportunity to cycle amidst the 'Giants of Tuli,' and search out some of the smaller creatures too.

Take a horse safari in the 'Land of Giants' in search of elephants in the Mashatu Game Reserve. The area is ideal for riding; with regular game sightings of the elephants, antelopes, wild dogs, jackals, bat eared foxes, giraffe and the occasional canter with zebras and wildebeest across the plains.