Known as “the land of the giants”, the Tuli Block is approximately 350km/218 miles long. It ranges from where the Shashe and the Limpopo Rivers meet in the east to the Notwane River in the south-west. Gigantic trees line the banks of the Limpopo River, as do forests of lime-green fever trees. Game viewing is good, and there are more than 600 elephants in this relatively small area. Predators are seen on a regular basis.

Set in a landscape of striking natural beauty, the Tuli Block comprises 120 000 ha (300 000 acres) of the largest privately-owned game conservation area in southern Africa. Travellers may stay at a wide range of wonderful camps and lodges to match any budget. Most of the private reserves within the Tuli Block offer exciting guided day and night game-drives and bush walks.