Tuli Motorcycle Tour

Fully Catered

Catering

Green, Red – Pillion

Rider Skill

4×4 + Trailer

Support

Join us for a 4 day exploration of Tuli Wilderness otherwise known as the Land of Giants, a name given to the area for the large herds of elephants and Baobabs they feed under . This short expedition, which takes place over an extended weekend, is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The Tuli Adventure tour convenes at Alldays, Limpopo before the group moves north over the border into Tuli Reserve. The route takes us on a lightly technical gravel road, with some sandy sections and a river crossing , and lastly up to Molema Bush Camp. This allows for both seasoned adventure tourer and lightly travelled adventurer to put to full use the capabilities of their motorcycles.

Groups are limited to 10 motorcycles so as to reduce the impact we have on the indigenous surroundings of the Tuli ecosystem. This allows for an intimate experience of Tuli wilderness, and offers the unique opportunity to view a vast array of wildlife while riding your motorcycle.

We do advise that all guests especially those who are new to off-road riding go on a Dual purpose training course to get the most enjoyment out of our tour. These courses are offered by ADA (Click here to view their course schedule)

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2018 Tour Dates

21 March - 24 March
11 May - 13 May
1 June - 4 June
10 August - 13 August
31 August - 3 September
21 - 24 September

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DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION	At se Gat – Alldays, Limpopo
DEPARTURE TIME	12:30pm – Please refuel before arrival.
INCLUDED	Back-up Vehicle + Trailer Accommodation Breakfast/Dinner/ Snacks Local Beers and Wine Bush Dinner Motorcycle Activities
NOT INCLUDED	Border Crossing Fees (R180 per Vehicle) Fuel + Tolls Staff tips

Day 1: Departure

The Group will meet at Sethora Lodge 8km outside Alldays Limpopo at 12h30. Here we will have a light lunch. All bikes will refuel before riding the last 56km to the border. It is roughly a 2 hour ride to the campsite on light gravel roads with a few sand sections.

Day 2

Rise and shine to fresh coffee and a light breakfast of oats, muffins and rusks. We take a light technical ride through the wilderness area to a remote camp, from there we change and head out on the game viewing vehicle to a unique lookout point called eagles rock. Home to a family of black eagles that look over the Tuli Wilderness Area. We return to camp for a full cooked brunch before riding back to Molema for the day.

Day 3

An early start with a light breakfast, we kit and head to the Thune Dam – this is a bush ride through the Tuli wilderness and local community land. This ride out allows our guests to put their bikes through their paces and enjoy real bush riding. At the dam we settle down for brunch in the bush. After which we head back to camp. Afternoon is free to relax or go on a bush walk. 16:00 we load up the Game viewing trucks and head out for sun downers followed by a memorable bush dinner.

Day 4

Up early for a full breakfast, are which the camp is packed and we start heading south. The route for the day is decided by the group.

Our packages include all meals (breakfast/dinner and snacks) at the camp as well as local beers and wine, game drives/excursions, backup 4×4 and trailer.

Excluded: Fuel, Border crossing fees (R180) and Staff Tips

Luxury Tented Camp	R8500
Pillion rider	R8000

Cabin per person	R7000
Pillion	R6500

Camping per person	R6000
Pillion rider	R5500

+ How technical is the off road riding?

Most of the off road riding is well maintained gravel roads. There are sections of thick sand but these are isolated sections.

+ How much riding experience do I need?

We cater for riders of all experience levels. All we require is that you are comfortable on your motorcycle and you have had some exposure to off road riding.

+ What happens if I break down?

We have a backup 4×4 and trailer that will shadow the group for the entire trip. The backup truck will carry basic tools and tire repair kits. Should anything happen that your bike is not ridable we will be able to bring it back to Johannesburg for you.

+ Passport, Border crossing and Documents

Your passport must be valid for at least six months from date of entry and you’ll need two blank pages. Have cash available to cover the Botswana road tax and 3rd party insurance. For your bike you’ll need the registration papers, proof of insurance and a valid licence disc. If you bike is financed please make sure you have a letter from your bank.

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Tour Reviews

4.75 based on 4 reviews

Peter Grant

June 29, 2017

What a fantastic trip! Great bunch of people, great accommodation. I fell off many times in the soft sand, the guys were always there to help me pick up the bike. They were good instructors too – sand riding is not all that easy!

Heinrich Gericke

July 10, 2017

Awesome trip to Tuli Botswana – well organised and good food! Had lots of fun and learned a lot of new skills on the GS1200 especially driving in soft sand!
Will recommend this tour to anyone looking for an Adventure!

Henk

July 11, 2017

Absolutely worth it. I have joined two tours and will definitely not miss the next one. Just imagine riding your bike in a true wilderness area and staying in great accommodation and sharing all this with great people. If you want adventure this is certainly a trip not to be missed. Pure magic.

Louisa