Molema Bush Camp is on 6,000 hectares of private land on the Limpopo, immediately west of the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. It is self-catering and deliberately basic: no electricity, paraffin lanterns, unfenced grounds and no shop within reach. That is the trade for being in Tuli at a fraction of the lodge price.
Quick facts
- Area
- Eastern Botswana
- Property type
- Chalets and Campsite
- Setting
- 6,000 hectares of private land on the Limpopo, immediately west of the Northern Tuli Game Reserve
- Nearest park or reserve
- Northern Tuli Game Reserve
Rooms
Four wooden chalets of about 20 square metres: three twins and one family unit with a double and bunks. Each has an en-suite bathroom, a verandah and a braai stand, and one sits 300 metres from the main kitchen with river views. There are also four campsites along the Limpopo, each with private ablutions and braai facilities, taking up to eight people and two vehicles. We do not publish rates.
Facilities at Molema Bush Camp
Bedding and bathroom amenities are provided, with housekeeping and full kitchen access. There is no electricity in chalets or campsites; paraffin lanterns are used. Firewood is sold on site. The grounds are unfenced and there are no shops nearby, so stock up at Alldays, Musina or Bobonong before arriving.
Location and access
In the Tuli Block in Botswana’s far eastern corner, where Zimbabwe, South Africa and Botswana meet, about 500 km from both Johannesburg and Gaborone, reached through the Platjan border post from South Africa.
Who it suits
- Self-drive parties who want Tuli without lodge rates.
- Campers happy with paraffin light and no fence.
- Birders, with over 350 species recorded in the area.
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