Mashatu Game Reserve

The Mashatu Game Reserve is located at the eastern end of Botswana and is still a real insider tip. It is characterized by its breathtaking landscape, which ranges from wide open plains to dense forests. The reserve is known for its diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs and many other fascinating species. If you are looking for a special and wildlife-rich safari, then Mashatu is for you. This tour is optionally upgradeable to the Superior and Deluxe categories and can easily be adapted to your wishes. Extra nights, alternative accommodation or additional activities are possible. This tour can also be combined with one of our other short safaris. We will be happy to make you an individual offer. This safari can be started all year round.

Included in the price
· 3 nights' accommodation in the Comfort ***/**** category
· 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners
· Activities as per the itinerary (including 6 wildlife viewing activities)
· Transfers and domestic flights as per the itinerary
· Travel documents sent by email before departure
· On-site offices with a 24-hour hotline (German/English)
· Travel price protection certificate

Not included in the price
- meals not mentioned
- Activities not mentioned or optional
- long distance flights
- Entrance fees and conservation fees not mentioned
- other personal expenses, tips
- personal travel insurance
- Tour guide throughout

Tour description and prices as PDF

Day 1: Johannesburg Flight Johannesburg - Mashatu

Charter light aircraft are a popular way to travel to inaccessible areas of southern Africa.

Please note that light aircraft only allow soft bags with a maximum of 20 kg of luggage per passenger (hand luggage included). Suitcases or trolleys cannot be taken on board. Passengers weighing over 110 kg must book a second seat.

Day 1 to Day 4: Mashatu Game Reserve

The Mashatu Game Reserve covers 31,000 hectares of private land in the protected wilderness area known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The reserve is situated at the eastern end of Botswana, where the great Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet. This exceptionally diverse landscape includes wide open plains, grasslands, riverine forests, rocky hills, marshlands and majestic sandstone ridges.
Mashatu, "land of the giants", takes its name from the locally sacred Mashatu or Nyala berry tree and the giants that roam its terrain. These magnificent dark green trees, which grow along the rivers in the reserve, provide shelter, shade and food for a variety of wildlife. Mashatu, one of the largest private game reserves in Southern Africa, has a sanctuary for the largest elephant herds on private land on the continent. In addition, the world's largest mammal, the giraffe, the world's largest antelope, the eland, the world's largest bird, the ostrich and the world's heaviest flying bird, the kori bustard, are all part of the game drive experience at Mashatu. Add the king of beasts, the lion and the iconic baobab tree and you have the seven great land giants of Africa.

Mashatu Tented Camp is embedded in the natural environment and offers an authentic safari experience. You can observe animals directly at the waterhole in front of the lodge and marvel at a gigantic starry sky at night. The lodge also has a small pool, a lounge and a boma. The eight comfortable tents are situated under shady trees and offer plenty of privacy. The tents have a small seating area outside, a bathroom/WC and a fan.

You take part in two guided game drives in an open off-road vehicle per overnight stay (English-speaking, conducted with additional persons).

3x overnight stay with full board and 6 activities - Mashatu Tented Camp (Standard Tent)

Day 1 to Day 4: Mashatu Game Reserve
- optionally bookable for an extra charge -

The Mashatu Game Reserve covers 31,000 hectares of private land in the protected wilderness area known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The reserve is situated at the eastern end of Botswana, where the great Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet. This exceptionally diverse landscape includes wide open plains, grasslands, riverine forests, rocky hills, marshlands and majestic sandstone ridges.
Mashatu, "land of the giants", takes its name from the locally sacred Mashatu or Nyala berry tree and the giants that roam its terrain. These magnificent dark green trees, which grow along the rivers in the reserve, provide shelter, shade and food for a variety of wildlife. Mashatu, one of the largest private game reserves in Southern Africa, has a sanctuary for the largest elephant herds on private land on the continent. In addition, the world's largest mammal, the giraffe, the world's largest antelope, the eland, the world's largest bird, the ostrich and the world's heaviest flying bird, the kori bustard, are all part of the game drive experience at Mashatu. Add the king of beasts, the lion and the iconic baobab tree and you have the seven great land giants of Africa.

Mashatu Tuli Safari Lodge is situated on the banks of the Limpopo River and is surrounded by impressive sandstone cliffs. The lodge offers a dining area, a pool, a bar and a lounge. The highlight of the lodge is a viewing deck, which is situated on top of the rocks and offers a panoramic view of the wilderness. The eight luxurious tented suites are very spacious and have a bathroom/WC, a mosquito net, a tea and coffee station, lounge, fan and a terrace.

You take part in two guided game drives in an open off-road vehicle per overnight stay (English-speaking, conducted with additional persons).

This service can be booked for an additional charge.

3x overnight stay with full board and 6 activities - Mashatu Tuli Safari Lodge (Tented Suite)-

Day 1 to Day 4: Mashatu Game Reserve
- optionally bookable for an extra charge -

The Mashatu Game Reserve covers 31,000 hectares of private land in the protected wilderness area known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The reserve is situated at the eastern end of Botswana, where the great Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet. This exceptionally diverse landscape includes wide open plains, grasslands, riverine forests, rocky hills, marshlands and majestic sandstone ridges.
Mashatu, "land of the giants", takes its name from the locally sacred Mashatu or Nyala berry tree and the giants that roam its terrain. These magnificent dark green trees, which grow along the rivers in the reserve, provide shelter, shade and food for a variety of wildlife. Mashatu, one of the largest private game reserves in Southern Africa, has a sanctuary for the largest elephant herds on private land on the continent. In addition, the world's largest mammal, the giraffe, the world's largest antelope, the eland, the world's largest bird, the ostrich and the world's heaviest flying bird, the kori bustard, are all part of the game drive experience at Mashatu. Add the king of beasts, the lion and the iconic baobab tree and you have the seven great land giants of Africa.

Mashatu Lodge is an oasis in the middle of the hilly and seemingly endless plains of the wilderness. With a bit of luck, you can spot animals directly at the waterhole in the main area. The lodge offers a dining area, a garden, two pools, a lounge, a boma and a bar. The 14 suites offer a bathroom/WC, air conditioning, a coffee and tea station, a small terrace with a view of the bush and seating.

You take part in two guided game drives in an open off-road vehicle per overnight stay (English-speaking, conducted with additional persons).

This service can be booked for an additional charge.

3x overnight stay with full board and 6 activities - Mashatu Main Lodge (Luxury Suite)-

Day 1 to Day 4: Mashatu Game Reserve
- optionally bookable for an extra charge -

The Mashatu Game Reserve covers 31,000 hectares of private land in the protected wilderness area known as the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. The reserve is situated at the eastern end of Botswana, where the great Limpopo and Shashe rivers meet. This exceptionally diverse landscape includes wide open plains, grasslands, riverine forests, rocky hills, marshlands and majestic sandstone ridges.
Mashatu, "land of the giants", takes its name from the locally sacred Mashatu or Nyala berry tree and the giants that roam its terrain. These magnificent dark green trees, which grow along the rivers in the reserve, provide shelter, shade and food for a variety of wildlife. Mashatu, one of the largest private game reserves in Southern Africa, has a sanctuary for the largest elephant herds on private land on the continent. In addition, the world's largest mammal, the giraffe, the world's largest antelope, the eland, the world's largest bird, the ostrich and the world's heaviest flying bird, the kori bustard, are all part of the game drive experience at Mashatu. Add the king of beasts, the lion and the iconic baobab tree and you have the seven great land giants of Africa.

Mashatu Euphorbia is brand new and leaves nothing to be desired. The luxurious lodge is built on a cliff and nestled amongst the tall euphorbia trees. Enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding nature and watch animals directly at the river below. The lodge's facilities include a terrace, lounge, bar, boma, dining area and viewing platform. The eight detached villas are in the shape of a mopane pod, a very important tree in the area, which serves as a food source for the animals during the dry winter months. The villas all have a bathroom/WC, outdoor shower, terrace with plunge pool, air conditioning, tea and coffee station, minibar, hairdryer and a safe.

You take part in two guided game drives in an open off-road vehicle per overnight stay (English-speaking, conducted with additional persons, maximum four persons per vehicle).

This service can be booked for an additional charge.

3x overnight stay with full board and drinks and 6 activities - Mashatu Euphorbia (Luxury Villa)-

Day 4: Mashatu Game Reserve Flight Mashatu - Johannesburg

Charter light aircraft are a popular way to travel to inaccessible areas of southern Africa.

Please note that light aircraft only allow soft bags with a maximum of 20 kg of luggage per passenger (hand luggage included). Suitcases or trolleys cannot be taken on board. Passengers weighing over 110 kg must book a second seat.