WHY WE LOVE TSWALU KALAHARI
Conservation is the number one priority with a vision to “restore the Kalahari to itself”.
Emphasis on privacy and exclusivity.
Sightings of elusive and highly sought after rarities such as Aardvark and Pangolin.
Sensational Meerkat encounters.
Excellent predators including Lion, Cheetah, Leopard, Caracal, Wild Dog and Brown Hyaena.
Combines well with the Sabi Sand and Cape Town.

Please feel free to contact us, should you wish to learn more about Tswalu and Tswalu special offers.

TURKUNI

Recently redesigned to uncompromising standards of comfort and elegance. The homestead has its own dedicated team including a host and private chef to ensure meticulous and completely personal service.

• 5 suites
• accommodates up to 10 guests
• can be booked as a villa

THE MOTSE

Built of desert sand, local stone, rich red clay and traditional Kalahari thatch. The private sun deck overlooks a waterhole which attracts animals of every kind.

• 8 suites
• accommodates up to 20 guests
• 2 family rooms

A style has evolved in Southern Africa of safari chic, which involves a fusion of African artefacts and art with very contemporary furniture. Nowhere I have seen does it as well as Tswalu.

– Justin Cartwright, National Geographic

OUR FAVORITE TIME TO VISIT TSWALU KALAHARI

The Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is spectacular any time of year, but undoubtedly our favorite time to visit is the winter (June to August) when sighting of Aardwolf, Aardvark and Pangolin increase. The clear evenings result in a sky powdered with stars. The days are pleasantly warm and at night you can get cozy around an open fireplace.

Part of the Tswalu mission is to involve the whole family in the conservation vision. The malaria-free reserve, open environment, central children’s area and children’s activities make Tswalu the ideal family retreat.

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