Southern Africa's largest privately protected area, the 'Land of Giants' at the Botswana–South Africa–Zimbabwe border confluence.

Known as the "Land of Giants" for its exceptionally large elephant herds, Northern Tuli Game Reserve is the largest privately protected area in Southern Africa, a roughly 71,000-hectare expanse of sandstone cliffs, riverine forest and mopane woodland at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers, where Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe meet. Unfenced and bordering South Africa's Mapungubwe National Park, Tuli supports lion, leopard, cheetah and wild dog alongside its famous elephants, with game drives, walking safaris and horseback trails offering varied ways to explore a reserve still studded with San rock art and the ruins of early Iron Age settlements.
✦Large elephant herds
✦Walking safaris
✦Horseback safaris
✦San rock art sites
✦Game drives
✦Three-country border views