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Tuli Block Safari Guide
 Best Time to Visit Tuli
Tuli Block has the same seasons as the other areas of Botswana in that that winters are dry and the summers warm and wet. Animals concentrate around the water sources during the dry season...
[more information] Birds of Tuli
On a Tuli Block Safari in Botswana you will see some of the many species of birds that are endemic to the region. The Tuli Block area is known as a birding paradise...
[more information] Geology of Tuli
One of the major highlights of the Tuli area is the incredible rock formations that occur in the region. This is because Tuli is located along a fault line in the Earth’s crust...
[more information] Getting to Tuli Block
The Tuli Block is an area of private land in eastern Botswana ceded to the British government by the local authorities to act as a buffer against Boer expansion into the Bechuanaland Protectorate...
[more information] Mashatu & Tuli Block
This far eastern corner of Botswana is historically known as the Tuli Block and is an extremely picturesque and diverse wilderness. It has river-hugging forests, savannah plains, open marshlands..
[more information] Trees of Tuli
The area known as the Tuli Block area is home to some of the most magnificent trees known to man. Some of the trees in Tuli are estimated to be several hundreds of years old. These ancient trees...
[more information]- Tuli Adventure
The Tuli area is a place very different to the rest of Botswana, a place of towering cliffs and rugged terrain, it is a must for any safari-goer who wants to experience the best of what Botswana...
[more information]  Tuli Block Skies
One of the most memorable aspects of a Tuli Block safari is the wide open skies that allow you to appreciate the vastness of the African bush. The Tuli Block skies play host to some of the world’s...
[more information] Vegetation of Tuli
One of the greatest aspects of a Tuli safari is the magnificent scenery of the region. Humungous trees and amazing rock formations have given the region the name “Land of the Giants”...
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