Your Tswalu adventure begins in one of our three safari camps, the Motse, Tarkuni homestead or Loapi tented camp. This choice of accommodation, defined by understated luxury and an authentic sense of place, provides privileged access to South Africa’s largest
privately owned reserve. Each camp is perfectly positioned to take in the reserve’s dramatic landscapes, characterised by savannah grasslands, red dunes and ancient mountains. Your guide and tracker will take excellent care of you for the duration of your stay, arranging every aspect of your safari at a pace that allows for an unhurried, immersive journey of discovery into the southern Kalahari’s rare and unusual treasures, from iconic wildlife to rock engravings.

The total number of beds across our camps represents the lowest ratio of guests to space in a privately protected area in South Africa. By choosing to stay with us, our guests are contributing directly towards the sustainable conservation of the Kalahari, protecting habitat and biodiversity by supporting nature-based tourism.Your Tswalu adventure begins in one of our three safari camps, the Motse, Tarkuni homestead or Loapi tented camp. This choice of accommodation, defined by understated luxury and an authentic sense of place, provides privileged access to South Africa’s largest privately owned reserve. Each camp is perfectly positioned to take in the reserve’s dramatic landscapes, characterised by savannah grasslands, red dunes and ancient mountains.

Your guide and tracker will take excellent care of you for the duration of your stay, arranging every aspect of your safari at a pace that allows for an unhurried, immersive journey of discovery into the southern Kalahari’s rare and unusual treasures, from iconic wildlife to rock engravings. The total number of beds across our camps represents the lowest ratio of guests to space in a privately protected area in South Africa. By choosing to stay with us, our guests are contributing directly towards the sustainable conservation of the Kalahari, protecting habitat and biodiversity by supporting nature-based tourism.