The largest private game reserve in South Africa, there are 100,000 hectares to explore. Guest numbers are restricted to 30, so you feel remote and tranquil.
The thatched units sit with the peaks of the Koranneberg Mountains as a backdrop, and are spacious and cool. Field guides and butlers make it a uniquely flexible experience.
You can stay at the exclusive use Tarkuni private villa or at the still intimate Motse section if you would like to meet other travelers during your stay.
Eco-touches
Tswalu Kalahari aims to make a contribution to conservation through three main conservation goals, i.e. the restoration of the natural environment to a pristine condition, the re-establishment and protection of biological diversity and the maintenance of the natural ecological processes characteristics of the Kalahari environment. This entails the management of the entire ecological system, including the vegetation and the available water resources to restore vital ecological processes which have disappeared in other parts of the Kalahari, thereby maximizing the diversity of life found in the region.
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