Situated in peaceful grounds under the shade of ancient Nyala berry trees the lodge offers 8 quality suites. Three of the suites are slightly different in size, layout and position to the lodge but all the eight suites provide the same quality decor and facilities. These include en-suite bathrooms with bath and/or shower, indoor and outdoor sitting areas, air conditioning and tea/coffee making facilities.

Activities: Game drives and guided walks are undertaken with experienced guides. When you’re not out in the bush, eating or sleeping, there’s plenty to do within the lodge:

• Enjoy a refreshing dip in the large swimming pool, which has a small shallow section for children, beautifully positioned by a secluded rocky outcrop
• Spot the wildlife visiting the pretty waterhole at the back of the lodge from the safety and comfort of the hide
• Gaze at the panoramic views of the reserve overlooking a baobab-studded plain from the  ‘star deck’ atop one of the sandstone kopjes
• Sit by the banks of the Limpopo to soak up the atmosphere and spot passing wildlife
  Spend time chatting with the resident conservationist, Tanja, about conservation and community projects or your particular areas of interest
• Tour the conservation centre with interesting displays on the area’s birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, geology, vegetation and astronomy.
• The  curio shop offers a great selection of crafts, books, Tuli clothing as well as a CD of the Tuli Choir to take home as a reminder!

In addition to the two game activities per day are included in your stay there are many other things that you may wish to do whilst at Tuli:

Hides – there are several hides situated at key sites across the Tuli reserve. You can spend time in these with your guide as part of a morning or afternoon drive, or if you prefer you can spend some time on your own at the hides with just your binoculars, some drinks and snacks for company. There is also the option of sleeping out at the hides overnight.
 
Horse rides –morning/afternoon or day rides with a well-established horseback safari operator based a few minutes from the lodge can be arranged for you.
 
Community visit – an opportunity to visit the village of Motlabaneng and/or Lentswe-Le-Moriti, from where many of Tuli’s staff members originate. The tour includes a visit to the school, a wine-tasting experience with a difference (at the lala-palm ‘distillery’) and a chance to see traditional basket-weaving in action – as well as the opportunity to see some of the lodge’s community projects in action.
 
After dinner drive – an optional extra if you are particularly keen to try and spot some nocturnal species.
 
Visit to the confluence – a day trip to the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers, a unique and scenic spot where Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe meet. A picnic lunch is included.
 
Mapungubwe – A visit to this World Heritage Site provides a fascinating insight into the powerful African kingdom that flourished in the area from around 1200 to 1270AD. The national park also boasts dramatic scenery and a rich variety of wildlife. This trip combines well with a visit to the Venetia Wild Dog Project, and if so would involve a night away from Tuli.
 
Venetia Wild Dog Project – Enjoy the thrill of participating a research project , using radio tracking to locate and follow the wild dog pack at the Venetia-Limpopo Nature Reserve. This trip combines well with a visit to Mapungubwe, is subject

Getting there: Tuli Safari Lodge  is an easy four and a half drive from Johannesburg via Polokwane to Pontdrift on an excellent tar road. 2 x 4 and normal sedan vehicles remain at the Pontdrift border post, where it will be looked after. During the summer months when the Limpopo River is flooded, guests leave their vehicles at the South African border post and take the cable car across the river to Botswana. During the winter months a Tuli Safari Lodge ranger will transfer you to the lodge from Pontdrift border post in one of their safari vehicles.