Mashatu Game Reserve is located in the northern part of Botswana’s Tuli Game Reserve, bordering South Africa, at the confluence of the Limpopo River and the Shashe River, providing sufficient water sources for the survival of wildlife.

Mashatu Game Reserve is considered the best representation of Africa, with vast open spaces, abundant large and small wild animals, endless sky, drifting smoke, and exceptionally quiet surroundings to avoid disturbing the normal life of wildlife. Visitors can enjoy unexpected outdoor adventures – whether driving, cycling, or walking. Here, tourists can see large African felines, kudus, ostriches, and the world’s largest mammal – elephants, making it the charming Mashatu Game Reserve.

In addition, the Motloutse Ruins and Pitsani Koppie in Mashatu Game Reserve are home to many historical and archaeological sites. There are two campsites here, offering comfortable and luxurious experiences for visitors.

Mashatu Game Reserve

Reasons to visit: One of the most attractive game reserves in Botswana

Continent of the attraction: Africa

Country/Region of the attraction: Botswana

Province/State of the attraction: North-East District