Mobile Walking Safari in Central Tuli
Explore the lush river banks of the Mohave River, overnighting in comfortable mobile camps.
The Natural Way To Explore Wilderness
Famous for blended walking and mekoro safaris in the waterways of the Okavango delta, Botswana’s wilderness is rewarding to explore on foot. In the vastness of that world-famous delta, there are many lodges and camps that combine vehicle, boat and foot safaris.
To the north of the Okavango, there is excellent walking in the less-visited Linyanti river system. Off the beaten track in the Tuli Block that borders Zimbabwe and South Africa there is also good walking terrain and interesting walks-centric nature training camps.
Explore the lush river banks of the Mohave River, overnighting in comfortable mobile camps.
Explore true wilderness on a walking safari amidst the islands and waterways of the southern Okavango delta. This trails camp is mobile, to take advantage of the best locations and to reduce environmental impact.
Deep in a remote wilderness area of the Okavango Delta, Footsteps is a small seasonal camp dedicated to exploring on foot.
It’s one of the world’s great wilderness areas and a place ideally suited to exploration by foot and boat. All of the Wilderness company camps in the Okavango include walking safaris in the mix.
Located between the great inland delta of the Okavango and the headwaters of the Zambezi river system, Linyanti is off the mainstream safari map.
Trails Guide training is open to everyone, and not just those planning a career in guiding. The game-rich Tuli Block is the perfect venue to learn while on foot.
Get a deeper immersion in African wilderness – and a taste of Nature Guide training – on a 7 or 14-day training adventure with EcoTraining.
Embark on a slack-packing adventure in Northern Tuli Game Reserve, a private conservancy with wonderful walking terrain.
Explore a diversity of landscapes and unique habitats in the Kalahari fringelands of Eastern Botswana.