Event Name : Discover the Tuli Block in Botswana
Date : 18 June 2023 – 23 June 2023
Time : 10:00
Departure Venue : Engen Bosveld Delta, Cnr Wells &, Yskor St, Lephalale
Destination: Mohave Bush Camp, Botswana
Cost : R5800 per person
Includes: Accommodation, 4×4 instructor, guided game drives, walking safari, conservation fees, camp
attendants and dinner with a difference, for 5 nights, 6 days.
Excludes: Your food, fuel, tollgates, reserve fees and purchases of a personal nature.

About the Tuli

Located in the south-east of Botswana, on the border between South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe, the Tuli Block is a popular tourist destination known for its fascinating history and abundant attractions.

An area of incredible natural beauty, the landscape is made up of awe-inspiring rock formations, tree-lined rivers, expansive savannah plains, interesting vegetation and rich African Wildlife. It is located in the north-eastern section of the Tuli Block along the land north of the Motloutse River and consists of 300 000 hectares of land and is made up of smaller privately owned game reserves, including the Mashatu and Tuli Game Reserves.

The resulting massive expanse of land has few fences, allowing migrating game animals such as Kudu, Zebra and Impala to follow their natural instincts and traverse massive amounts of terrain as the seasons change.

About the accommodation

Mohave Bush Camp is a small and private rustic bush camp. The camp is located on the banks of the Mohave River in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The Tuli Wilderness’ private and exclusive 24 000 acre concession of Botswana wilderness makes an ideal getaway and is a unique and true African Safari Experience for all visitors.

The entire unfenced Mohave Bush Camp will be for our exclusive use. The Camp offers accommodation in units overlooking the dry Mohave River.

The units share two outdoor communal ablutions. All ablutions have flush toilets and hot water showers.

There is no electricity so lighting is provided using gas, paraffin and solar, but there is a 220V electrical point which may be used to charge electrical devices and phones.

Shower water is heated by a solar geyser and the cookers and freezer are gas operated.

There is a central lapa / dining area with a fire-pit as well as a small splash pool.

The night sounds heard at Mohave are magical and game such as Elephants, Lion, Brown and Spotted Hyaena, Civet, Genet and African Wild Cat may possibly be seen in and around the camp. The Mohave River is a hotspot for game movements and the remoteness of the camp ensures that you will truly feel that you are deep in the wilderness.

Camp attendants are on hand to lay the tables, wash up dishes, make fires, light lanterns and undertake all housekeeping duties.

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